La palabra del día: agradecer
agradecer - (transitive verb) to thank, to be grateful, to show gratitude, to appreciate
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Hay que agradecer cada día. Es muy probable que sea la única vida que tengamos.
You have to be grateful for each day. It's very likely that this is the only life we have.
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Todos debemos estar agradecidos a Issa por todo lo que hace todos los días en este foro
We must all be grateful for all Issa does every day on this site.
Le agradezco a Dios todas las dificultades en mi vida, porque después de superar a cada una, me convertí en una persona mejor.
I thank to God for all the difficulties in my life, because after overcoming each one, I became a better person.
Estoy agradecida por las personas que tratan a los demás como les gustaria ser tratados..
I am thankful for people who treat others as they would like to be treated.
Estoy agradecido a Dios por Cristo
I am greatful to God for Christ
I would thank you from the bottom of my heart, but for you my heart has no bottom.
Te agradezco desde el fondo de mi corazón, pero para ti, mi corazón no tiene fondo.
Just a note further to your question above about whether the verb following - 'it is likely that' - should be in the subjunctive or not - you may find this link helpful.
It says in part, regarding when to use the subjunctive:
Noun clauses may function as the object or predicate compliment of a verb. Remember the importance of governing verbs and their effect on subordinate noun clauses: normally verbs such as reporting, affirmation, knowledge and certainty (“think”, “believe”, “affirm”, “be certain of”, etc.), are followed by the indicative. In contrast, the subjunctive is used in dependent clauses following: 1) verbs of influence, such as “urge”, “advise”, “permit”, “forbid”, “ask”, or “want” (someone else to do something); 2) verbs of doubt or denial, such as “doubt”, “deny”, “be unsure of”; 3) verbs of emotion such as “regret”, “be happy”, “be sorry”, “fear”; 4) impersonal expressions indicating these things or subjective reactions, for example, that it is “good/bad”, “(im)possible”, “(im)probable”, “(un)likely” (that something happen).
Una persona agredicida es feliz.
A grateful person is a happy one . 
Quisiera agradecer a todos los miembros de SpanisDict.com por ayudarme en mi gramática española
I would like to thank all the members of SpanishDict.com for helping me with my spanish grammar.
I am very grateful for having such a nice family. I am truly blessed.
Estoy muy agradecida por tener una familia tan amable. Estoy en verdad afortunada.
I would be thankul for a good sunny day.
Agradecería un buen día de sol.
Estoy agradecido que hoy el sol es brillo en el cielo. ¡No más lluvia!
I am grateful that today the sun is bright in the sky. No more rain!
Te agradezco el cumplido Señor !
Sir, I thank you for the complement!
Estoy agradecida que mis amigos me perdonen cuando hago cosas tontas sin pensar.
I am thankful that my friends forgive me when I do dumb things without thinking. 
Estoy agradecido para las personas útiles en este sitio web que contestan mis preguntas y corrigen mi trabajo cada día,
I am grateful for the helpful people on this web site who answer my questions and correct my work every day.
I was thank full for lessons learned.
Yo era de agradecer las lecciones aprendidas.
No hay mayor diferencia entre hombres que entre las personas agradecidos y las personas desagradecidos.
There is no greater difference between men than between grateful and ungrateful people
