how to say thank you in African?

Answer 1

The same as in "European". (Africa is a continent, not a country, there are about a billion languages there.)

Answer 2

African Thank You

Answer 3

Here is an answer in an African language, Swahili:
Asante.

Answer 4

Any particular language, "African" is not a language. The continent of Africa was and is made up of people of different tribes, all of which had their own languages. Of course, now, most people within a certain country will speak a certain language, but there isn't one language spoken all over.

Are you looking for Swahili, Zulu, Lingala?

Answer 5

Out of many African languages, you could try Swahili, which is spoken widely in East Africa. Thank you is "asante" (as-an-tay), with the emphasis on the second syllable.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

There are many languages in Africa, if l had to pick one language as most common l would have to say Swahili & you would then say (asante - - sana) (thankyou - - Very much.)
Again there are many languages & swahili as most common is something of a personal opinion others may disagree.

Answer 8

There are over 2000 languages spoken in Africa on a daily basis. TAKE YOUR PICK. Sometimes I wonder how to say thank you in European, Asian, North American, South American, and Antarctican... ^_^

Answer 9

There are a multitude of different languages in Africa. That would be like asking how to say it in "European"? (French, English, Norwegian, Swedish, etc)

Answer 10

Dank je