danke

“Ich danke Ihnen fr das Geschenk,” murmured the grateful student.

The probability is obvious that we have here a case of imitation of the "Thanks" (Danke) which he has not seldom heard.

Ima and Imam mean "Emma," dakkngaggngaggn again means "danke," and betti still continues to signify "bitte."

In place of "danke" are heard dang-gee and dank-kee; the former favorite dakkn is almost never heard.

"Ich danke," said the latter, and softly, with a rustle of silk she sank into the chair.