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What is the most polite form of thank you in Japanese?

This article provides an overview of Japanese etiquette, different ways to say thank you in Japanese, how to use the most polite form of thank you in Japanese, examples of thank you phrases in Japanese, and other ways to show gratitude in Japan. This article covers the basics of expressing gratitude and appreciation in the Japanese language. It explains different ways to say "thank you" depending on the situation and how to use the most polite form of saying it. Examples are given for various situations, as well as other ways to show gratitude in Japan. The importance of respectful language is also discussed.

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What is Japanese slang for thank you?

This article discusses various slang terms for saying “thank you” in Japanese, including the most common expression of gratitude "arigato". Other popular expressions include "domo arigato", which means "thank you very much" and "domo sumimasen", which means "excuse me" or "I apologize". In informal situations among friends or family members, it is common to use slang terms such as otsukare and doumo when expressing gratitude. In more formal situations, honorific expressions such as gokurosama desu may be used instead. Knowing how to properly express gratitude in Japanese will help ensure polite and respectful conversations at all times.