"Muchísima gracias" or "Muchísimas gracias"

Question

which is more correct: muchisima gracias o muchisimas gracias

• Don't forget your accents! :-) - --Mariana-- Dec 24, 2010

Answer 1

Plural nouns need plural adjectives.

Answer 2

I think it pluralises as per the norm and therefore the latter.

You hear the former a lot in lazy speech mind...

Answer 3

Alex and Sabor are both right.

Additionally, there is no such thing as "more correct." Something is either correct or incorrect.

• There is such a thing as more correct, which is why there are grades other than A and F on tests. - lorenzo9 Dec 24, 2010
• You can have more or fewer correct answers or include more or fewer mark-scoring points in a paper which would give you a better or worse grade. Julian is talking about absolute statements :-) - afowen Dec 24, 2010
• I disagree. Either something is correct or it is wrong. Simple as that. - NikkiRivera Dec 24, 2010
• So is quantum theory correct or wrong? The world is not black and white and the path to understanding involves seeing finer shades of gray, in other words becoming more correct. - lorenzo9 Dec 25, 2010

Answer 4

"Muchísimas gracias" is textbook correct. It is plural, there for muchísimas is technically proper. This is a bit of a "textbook phrase" though. It's not often that someone wastes the time to say it.

Answer 5

both, it dont really matter

• Waheed, please read your PM: - --Mariana-- Dec 24, 2010