How do I say " thank you" in Japanese?

Answer 1

Arigatou, Doumo, or very formal arigatou doumo gozaimasu (this one is for being very polite). Well yeah there you go three of them.

Answer 2

There are many ways to say thank you.

domo : ども- This would be used simple situations where you don't want to be too formal.

arigatou gozaimasu: ありがとうございます　this is much more formal. way of saying Thank you.

There are also lots of variations. You could say:
1) domo arigatou：どもありがとう
2) arigatou：ありがとう
3) domo arigatou gozaimasu：どもありがとうございます
4) domo arigatou gozaimashita：どもありがとうございましたfor thanking someone for something done in the past.

okini : this is thank you in the Kansai Region of Japan (which includes Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe)

sankyuu三九: this is slang for saying thank you. It actually just the numbers 3 and 9 which sounds like "thank you" to Japanese people. I'm not sure how many people would still say this. .

Answer 3

http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en is a better place to go to translate sentences instead of asking everytime. Note* you need a Japanese language pack or all you will see is a bunch of question marks because your system can't recognize the language. Have fun translating.

Answer 4

Arigato.

Answer 5

Arigatou is the way to say thank you.
If you want to be very polite you say
arigatou gozaimasu.

Answer 6

Arigato!

Or more emphatically

Domo Arigato!

Answer 7

I believe the proper way is to say 'Arigato'.

Answer 8

Uoy Knaht

Answer 9

arigatou usually or ari~ typed out as so

ありがとうー

あり～

Answer 10

arigato

or

domo arigato (actually this is more like "thank you very much" but same thing pretty much)

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