How to say THANK YOU VERY MUCH in different Philippine languages

The red dots on the map are the many places I have been to in my many travels all over the Philippines. Thank you very much for all the opportunities and for helping me in my years of setting footprints across the country.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

• Maraming salamat (Tagalog)
• Maraming salamat ha (Batangueño)
• Dacal a salamat (Capampangan)
• Dios ti agngina (Ilocano)
• Agyamanac la unay (Ilocano-Benguet)
• Balbaleg ya salamat (Pangalatok)
• Mabbalat (Itawis)
• Mabbalo‘ (Ibanag)
• Mabbalat sicuam (Gaddang)
• Laco a salamat (Sambal/Sambali)
• Dios mamajes (Ivatan)
• Dios mábalos (Bicolano)
• Salámat na marháy (Bicolano)
• Dios mabalos (Sorsoganon)
• Daghang salamat (Cebuano)
• Daghan jamong salamat (Boholano) 
• Salamat kaajo (Boholano/Cantilangnon)
• Salamat hin madamo (Waray-Waray)
• Damo nga salamat (Waray-Waray)
• Madamo nga salamat (Ilonggo)
• Mayad man, sayamat (Akeanon)
• Salamat karajaw (Surigaonon)
• Salamat tungkay (Binukid/Bukidnon)
• Madakel ha salamat (Binukid /Bukidnon)
• Matamang salamat (Cuyonon)
• Muchas gracias (Chavacano/Spanish)
• Madakel a salamat (Maranao)
• Sapulu a salamat (Maguindanaon)
• Magsukul tuud kaymu (Tausug)
• Sukran (all Filipino Muslims speaking Arabic)
• Madita Salamat kaniyo (Bagobo)