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    How Do You Say ‘thank You’ In Japanese?

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    There is more that one way to say 'thank you' in Japan and it depends upon the particular area at which you are at particular time. One of the most famous term that is used to convey the idea of 'thank you' is 'Arigato'. Sometimes some people exactly want to convey the idea of thanks but they have their own way to convey the same idea. The term is ''Arigato gozaimasu' and when you translate the term exactly in the English language it stands for 'act of thanks not ended'.

    Some other areas of Japan have their own way to convey the same idea and when you are in Osaka you can use the word 'ookini' while some parts of Japan use the term 'Domo Arigato' to convey the idea of thank you.

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