Love in 100 Languages

(click to enlarge)

Love in 100 Different Languages

How do you say "love" in different languages? How is "love" translated into other languages like Romanian, Spanish, French, or Burmese?

People around the world express love in many different ways. Most of these foreign languages have distinctive words, such as amore (Italian), amour (French), upendo (Swahili), ljubezen (Slovenian), ife (Yoruba), karout (Breton), and sevgi (Uzbeck). These simple words of love are among our world's favourites!

How many of these other languages can you pronounce? How many different translations can you remember or use on a moment's notice?

Learn how people say Thank You around the world too!

Ready for a risk-free trial?

Compare our Prices and Discounts

Mineral Water Brands & Content (PPM)

(click to enlarge)

What's in your favorite drinking water? How much mineral content does one brand have compared with others?  This infographic shows 13 popular brands of drinking water along with their mineral content expressed in ppm (parts per million.)

Well water and tap water mineral content varies widely from location to location.  It can have total mineral content similar to the bottled water shown above or even much higher concentrations.

In contrast to these well-known mineral water brands, Thank You Structured Silver has a mineral content of only 10 ppm.  That's less than 1% of some bottled water!  Thank You Structured Silver isn't meant to be used as drinking water, so this comparison mainly shows how extremely dilute the silver content is within structured silver solution.

Ready for a risk-free trial?

Compare our Prices and Discounts

10ppm Silver: How Tiny is 10ppm?

(click to enlarge)

10ppm (parts per million) is an extremely tiny amount.  10ppm is just 0.001%, a number that is difficult to intuitively grasp.  Yet, that is how little silver is found within Thank You Structured Silver!

This infographic shows how 10ppm translates more common and well-known comparatives.  For example, when 10ppm is applied to time, did you know that 10ppm of one year equals under six minutes?

How's that for a minuscule fraction?

Ready for a risk-free trial?

Compare our Prices and Discounts

Thank You in 100 Languages

(click to enlarge)

Thank You in 100 Different Languages

How do you say "thank you" in different languages?  How is "thank you" translated into other languages like Spanish, Korean, German, or Japanese?

People around the world express gratitude in many different ways. Most of these foreign languages have distinctive words, such as grazie (Italian), merci (French), asante (Swahili), tualumba (Tonga), dhanyawaad (Hindi), miigwetch (Ojibwe), and go raibh maith agat (Irish.) These simple words of thanks are among our world's favourites!

How many of these other languages can you pronounce?  How many different translations can you remember or use on a moment's notice?

If you like this infographic, you'll love our 100 translations for love post!.

Learn why people are so thankful for our unique silver solution and silver gel.

100 Translations for Thank You

• Afrikaans: Dankie
• Albanian: ju faleminderit
• Algerian: faleminderit
• Arabic: شكرا
• Aragonese : Grazias
• Armenian: Շնորհակալություն
• Azerbaijani: Sağ ol
• Basque: eskerrik asko
• Belarusian: Дзякуй
• Bengali: তোমাকে ধন্যবাদ
• Bosnian: hvala
• Breton : trugéré
• Bulgarian: благодаря
• Bulu : Akeva
• Burmese: Chezu ba
• Catalan: gràcies
• Cebuano: Salamat
• Chichewa: zikomo
• Chinese: 谢谢
• Croatian: hvala
• Czech: děkuji
• Danish: Tak
• Dutch: dank u
• English: Thank You
• Esperanto: Dankon
• Estonian: aitäh
• Faroese: takk fyri
• Fillipino: salamat
• Finnish: kiitos
• French: Merci
• Galician: Grazas
• Georgian: დიდი მადლობა
• German: Danke
• Greek: σας ευχαριστώ
• Gujarti: આભાર
• Haitian Creole: Mèsi poutèt ou
• Hausa: Na gode
• Hawaiian: Mahalo
• Hebrew: תודה
• Hindi: Dhanyawaad
• Hungarian: köszönöm
• Icelandic: þakka þér
• Igbo : Daalụ
• Indonesian: terima kasih
• Irish: Go raibh maith agat
• Italian: grazie
• Japanese: ありがとう
• Javanese: matur nuwun
• Kannada: ಧನ್ಯವಾದಗಳು
• Khmer: សូមអរគុណអ្នក
• Korean: Kamsahamnida
• Lao: ຂໍຂອບໃຈທ່ານ
• Latin: Lorem ipsum dolor
• Latvian: paldies
• Lithuanian: ačiū
• Macedonian: ви благодариме
• Malagasy: misaotra
• Malay: Terima kasih
• Maltese: Grazzi
• Mandarin : Xie xie
• Maori: Mauruuru
• Marathi: Dhanyawaadh
• Mikmak: Welálin
• Mongolian: баярлалаа
• Moré: barka
• Navajo : Ahéhee'
• Nepali: Dhanyabaad
• Norwegian: Thank you
• Ojibwe: miigwetch
• Pashto: manana
• Persian: تشکر از شما
• Polish: dziękuję
• Portuguese: obrigado
• Punjabi: ਤੁਹਾਡਾ ਧੰਨਵਾਦ
• Romanian: mulțumesc
• Russia: спасибо
• Scots: tapadh leibh
• Serbian: хвала
• Slovak: ďakujem
• Slovenian: hvala
• Somali: Waad ku mahadsan tahay
• Spanish: Gracias
• Swahili: Asante
• Swedish: Tack
• Tagalog : Salamat
• Tajik: rahmat
• Tamil: நன்றி
• Telugu: ధన్యవాదాలు
• Thai: ขอบคุณ
• Tonga: tualumba
• Turkish: teşekkür ederim
• Ukranian: Спасибі
• Urdu: آپ کا شکریہ
• Uzbek : rahmat
• Vietnamese: cảm ơn bạn
• Welsh: Diolch yn fawr
• Yiddish: אַ דאַנק
• Yocuba: Balika
• Yoruba: o ṣeun
• Zulu: Ngiyabonga

Ready for a risk-free trial?

Compare our Prices and Discounts

Silver in 100 Languages

(click to enlarge)



(click to enlarge)

Silver in 100 Different Languages

How many translations for silver do you know?  Ever hear of perak, rihi, argent, plata, faddi, hopea, or zilar? These are just a handful of the many names for silver used by people around the globe.

How many of these translations did you know beforehand? Now you can say silver in 100 different languages!

Ready for a risk-free trial?

Compare our Prices and Discounts