"Nie, dziękuję."

Translation: No, thank you.

[aufarizal]

What is the difference between dzięki and dziękuję?

[Mrocznooki]

Dzięki = thanks, dziękuję = thank you

[PonyDesu]

"Dziękuję" is more formal.

[ByronDN]

Is there any source where the sounds of the letters can be heard pronounced such as in the first year of a high school language?. ą sounded like the french on to me but slightly less nasal but I saw it should be like om.

[BrunnoHC]

Ę ≈ French In, En (Singe, serpent) ≈ English Eng (English (without pronunciating the G); Ą ≈ French On (Avon) ≈ English Ong (song)

[Beatstronaut]

Thanks. This is also helpful because I'm learning french.

[lolo-elolo]

Hello, there is not the pronunciation of "in" in"serpent"

[lolo-elolo]

"serpent" is pronounced like "serpant"

[Jellei]

From what I see, the second vowel in "serpent" is a schwa, so it's basically a very vague sound.

[ByronDN]

There is a video on YouTube that does what you are asking0

[Tom873317]

Does this mean "thank you but i decline" or "no, you don't thank me, i thank you"?

[Jellei]

For the second one you could say "Nie, to ja dziękuję!", especially with stronger intonation on "ja".

[BrunnoHC]

It's just like in English: –Czy chcesz herbatę? (Do you want tea?) –Nie, dziękuję. (No, thanks.)