What does 'danke' and 'bitte' mean in German?

Bitte: as a noun, it means 'request'; as an interjection, it means 'please'. Danke means 'thanks'.

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Updated on Wednesday, February 01 2012 at 01:35PM EST

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What does 'danke' and 'bitte' mean in German?

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