How do you say "thank you" in Vietnamese?

Question

How do you say "thank you" in Vietnamese?

Answer 1

Cam on.

Answer 2

What is your intention on using this word?

You're planning to go to one of those places, aren't you?

Answer 3

I cant type it exactly in Vietnamese!

<Cam On>

Answer 4

Vietnamese: Cám ơn

You can say " Kom on" or " Cam on"

Answer 5

Cam ôn.

Answer 6

cAM ON

Answer 7

a dollar bill

Answer 8

ca mon

Answer 9

you probably don't know what everyone else is saying but the spelling is correct...

you say it was (gum ung)

Answer 10

There are several ways to say thank you:

Vietnamese (Vietnam)                                       Cám ón

Vietnamese (Vietnam) [to man]                         Cám ón ông

Vietnamese (Vietnam) [to married woman]       Cám ón bà

Vietnamese (Vietnam) [to unmarried woman]  Cám ón cô

Vietnamese (Vietnam) [to male equal]              Cám ón anh

Vietnamese (Vietnam) [to female equal]            Cám ón chi

Vietnamese (Vietnam) [to young person]           Cám ón em

Vietnamese (Vietnam)                       Cám òn qúi vi rhât

Vietnamese (Vietnam)                       Ông quá tú-tê dôí vói tôi

Answer 11

Plz, no more online translator.  A lot of replies so far have incorrect tone marks.

Cám ơn= thanks in general

If you add to the end of the phrase:

lắm=very much

ông=to a man

bà=to a woman in general, especially married

cô=to a young woman

em=to a youth if young enough to be your younger sibling

cháu or con=child if young enough to be your child

cụ or bác=to an elder

In general, saying "Cám ơn lắm" is sufficient.