How do you say thanks in Japanese?

Answer 1

Arigato.

ありがとうございます
Arigato

Answer 2

Domo arigatou gozaimasu-basic very polite way Arigatou gozaimasu -shortened polite Domo arigatou -lengthened informal Domo - short informal Domo Arigatou gozaimashita means "thank you for what you have done"

Answer 3

"Arigatou" = Thanks.

"Arigatou gozaimasu" = Thank you very much. "Iroro to goshinsetsu ni shi te itadaite arigatou gozaimasu" = Thank you very much for everything. (This is ridiculously over-polite and can be directly translated as 'Thank you very much for various things which I have partaken upon.")

Answer 4

どうも /dou mo/ usually used casually.

ありがとう /a ri ga tou/ standard appreciation phrase.

[polite form: ありがとうございます /a ri ga tou go zai ma su/ and also when thanking politely for something finished or in the past: ありがとうございました /a ri ga tou go zai ma shi ta/]

済まない /su ma nai/ used when someone does something for you that you think caused them inconvenience or trouble, like 'thanks for the trouble'. [Past form would be 済まなかった /su ma na ka-tta/]

礼を言う /rei wo iu/ is a formal expression usually to thank a personal favor done by someone and to show indebtedness, similar to 'I thank you'.

Answer 5

Arigato.

ありがとうございます
Arigato

Answer 6

Domo (casual)

Arigatou/Arigatou gozaimasu

Domo arigatou gozaimasu (very formal)

Answer 7

ありがとう。

Pronounced Arigatou.