"Thank you, see you later."
Translation:תודה, להתראות.
September 16, 2016
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japhno1
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Somewhere else I saw לך תודה meaning "thank you" and my impression was that תודה is just a short form/version of "תודה לך". Is that correct?
NaftaliFri1
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You can say that. Literally.
In terms of use, saying תודה is like thank you more than like thanks.
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danny912421
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It's correct, but more formal than the regular תודה.
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