"No, thanks."

Translation: Nein, danke.

[thomasboll]

Sometimes they just say Danke or use the more common word order, Danke, nein.

[sbulman]

Couldn't nein, Dankeschön also be right?

[KendallHolm]

It can but it is all in personallity of the speech. Nein, danke schon would be like saying no, thank you very much. Where as Nein, danke is just no thanks. I personally use what is comfortable to my natural speech. Like do I say thanks or thank you carries over to German as well

[MarkBird1]

I love Dulingo.

[Welcome45]

I love this too

[fatimamohamed]

danke very easy word i.like germany launguge

[tiagosilva90]

Why "Nicht, danke" is wrong? Nicht is No too.

[EvdogMusic]

"Nicht" is closer translated to "not", so that would get you "not thanks".

[Kev_de_nazareth]

Difference between "Nein" and "Nicht" please :/

[alltat]

Nein is used when answering a question. Nicht is used when you'd use "not" or "don't" in English.

[yadwinder_gadari]

Its so weird that in Punjabi "Nein" means the exact same thing it does in German !!

[alltat]

The languages are surprisingly closely related, actually.

[yadwinder_gadari]

German is more closely related to Eastern Punjabi (Pakistani Punjabi) rather than the official international version. I personally consider Eastern Punjabi as the original Punjabi (except for their script) despite me being from West Punjab, India !!