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Sekian terima kasih is a common Indonesian phrase used to close a speech, lesson, video, or announcement, literally signalling that the speaker has finished and is thanking the audience. On soundboards and in short-form video, the phrase is often clipped on its own because its meaning is instantly clear even to viewers who only recognise the closing tone. Creators reuse it as a compact ending, a joke button, or a polite way to cut off a long explanation, which keeps it useful long after any single video fades.
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A short Indonesian voice clip saying sekian terima kasih, meaning that's all thank you. Creators use it as a polite sign-off to close videos, vlogs and skits.
This one-second clip delivers a quick, friendly Indonesian closing phrase, sekian terima kasih, spoken in a clear, matter-of-fact voice that sounds like the end of a presentation or a short announcement. The delivery is calm rather than dramatic, with a natural pause that makes the thank-you feel final and complete. Because it is so brief, it lands as a neat full stop, giving viewers a sense of closure without dragging out the ending. It works well when a creator wants to wrap up a joke, a lesson, or a rambling story with a polite punchline, leaving the audience smiling at the tidy goodbye instead of waiting for more.
