Thanks a billion en espanol
Does Spanish have an equivelent to :Thanks a billion?
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That is an idiom of the english language which doesn't have a direct translation.
In figurative sense it is used to thank, being really grateful towards another person. A similar or equivalent phrase in spanish would be:
"¡Muchísimas gracias!"
Normally when you want to thank someone you would say: ¡Gracias! (Thanks!) or ¡Muchas gracias! (Thanks a lot!), but in this case, the superlative "-ísimo" is added to "Muchas", increasing or exaggerating the meaning, resulting in the equivalent expression: "Thanks a billion!"
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Yo suelo decir (con el mismo significado que el de tu frase) MIL GRACIAS tal y como apuntaba Jarib.
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"Mil gracias" is also quite common.
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You can say: "Un millón de gracias" It's quite common.
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Te agradezco mucho, te agradezco un montón, muchísimas gracias.
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