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Shukriya Dhanyavad | Thank You Type Storytelling Greeting Card
Shukriya Dhanyavad | Thank You Type Storytelling Greeting Card
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Three ways to say thank you. Which one you see first depends on which you already know.
शुक्रिया Shukriya [shook.re.ya], from the sand dunes of Arabia, धन्यवाद Dhanyavad [dhun.yuh.vaa.the], from Sanskrit, and thank you, from Germanic roots, may have arrived on our tongues by different roads but they all carry the universal meaning of gratitude.
Our song Shukriya Dhanyavaad ("Thank You") Super Simple Hindi Songs helps cultivate the same through music.
May your thanks reach the people who matter. Send it, or keep it as a reminder.
Details
- 4.25 x 5.5 in folded card, blank inside
- 100 eggshell white paper, printed in the US
- Comes with a rigid, board-backed kraft mailer (4.5 x 6.375 in)
- Packed in a clear, see-through sleeve
- Hand-drawn original art by me, Geshu Sugandh
- Shipped from Brooklyn
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