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How do you write thank for your wishes in Sanskrit?

There are several ways to express "thank you for your wishes" in Sanskrit, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* आशीर्वादार्थं धन्यवादः (āśīrvādārtham dhan'yavādaḥ): This literally translates to "Thank you for the blessings." It's a very formal and respectful way to express gratitude for well wishes.

* आशीर्वादाभ्यां कृतज्ञोऽस्मि (āśīrvādābhyām kṛta'jño'smi): This translates to "I am grateful for your blessings." It's a more direct and personal expression of thanks.

Informal:

* शुभकामानां कृतज्ञोऽस्मि (śubhakāmānām kṛta'jño'smi): This translates to "I am grateful for your good wishes." It's a less formal way to express gratitude, but still respectful.

* आशीर्वादं दत्त्वा धन्यवादः (āśīrvādaṁ datvā dhan'yavādaḥ): This translates to "Thank you for giving the blessings." It's a very informal and casual way to express gratitude.

Adding a personal touch:

You can also add a personal touch to your expression of thanks by adding a specific wish or blessing that you received. For example:

* "आयुष्मान् भवतु" इत्य आशीर्वादार्थं धन्यवादः (āyuṣmān bhavatu iti āśīrvādārtham dhan'yavādaḥ): "Thank you for the blessing of long life."

* "सर्वदा सुखी भवतु" इत्य आशीर्वादार्थं धन्यवादः (sarvadā sukhi bhavatu iti āśīrvādārtham dhan'yavādaḥ): "Thank you for the blessing of happiness always."

Remember that the best way to express your gratitude is to choose the phrase that feels most natural and sincere to you.

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