Danke vs danke schon
RexV
April 10, 2019
sfpugh
April 10, 2019
Liss-Rocket-Languages-Tutor
April 15, 2019
Indeed, you're both on the right track: danke schön is a stronger way of saying "thank you" than danke. You can think of danke as being more like "thanks / thank you" and danke schön as more like "thank you very much" in English, while vielen Dank is closer to the English "many thanks" (although it can be translated as a more formal "thank you very much" as well).
Note that the phrase danke schön is written as two words with an umlaut over the o, while the noun Dankeschön is written as one word and capitalized. Also, since the Dank in vielen Dank is a noun, it needs to be capitalized too.
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