How to NOT say Thank You in Japanese #japaneselanguage #learnjapanese #learnjapanesefast

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Depending on who you use it with, ありがとう (arigatou) could be extremely rude!

Tu put it simply: ARIGATO alone is the casual way of saying “thank you”, and is improper to use towards strangers. It would be the same as telling your doctor “thanks my dude!”. It is a big NO NO in Japan.

Here are the 2 ways to say THANK YOU to someone you do not know, or are not close with:

ありがとう ございます
arigatou gozaimasu
➡️ Simply the formal version

ありがとう ございました
arigatou gozaimashita
➡️ The difference with the latter is that it implies the speakers will leave / separate each other from the moment it is being said. It also then conveys the meaning of “good bye” in addition to thank you.

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Bruh that's anime level japanese, i literally learned that from anime...

realmixaoc
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I'd never be accepted in society if I went to Japan

ShatteredQvartz
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Would it be like "Thanks" as opposed to the proper "Thank You"?

MeigetsuNoSeishin
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I thought only the second one existed😢😢

StrangeRam-km
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Arigatou gozaimasu is what I hear every time I buy something in Like A Dragon. And they said playing video game was a waste of time.

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