Domo Arigato (Domo Adigoto)
"Arigato gozaimashitai" is not a complete phrase in Japanese. "Arigato gozaimasu" means "thank you" in a polite form. Adding "tai" at the end is incorrect and does not have a specific meaning in Japanese.
It is a Japanese word and it means thank you.
Thank you so much for coming to my 50th birthday party.
In Polish, you can say "bardzo dziękuję" which translates to "thank you very much".
I am assuming you are asking what it means translated into English. Gochisou means feast in Japanese so you are literally saying " It was a feast!!" but you are socially saying "thank you very much for the meal!" and giving respect to the people who prepared it for you.
choko
Arigatou gozaimasu = Thank you very much
Thank You So Much was created on 2006-02-19.
Dear ... Thank-you so much for ...
Thank-you
Your parents do so much for you, you should thank them for it. They do so much to help you. Plus today is Thanksgiving.
you say:"Thank you so much for this invitation"
Thank you
"Arigato gozaimashitai" is not a complete phrase in Japanese. "Arigato gozaimasu" means "thank you" in a polite form. Adding "tai" at the end is incorrect and does not have a specific meaning in Japanese.
You are welcome very much!
Thank you - Arigatou in Japanese arigatou -thanks you its so formal neh if goody good boy/girl arigatou gozaimasu if you want it to be shortened sankyuu
Either is fine. The point is that you are going a bit beyond the simple "thank you" and giving emphasis to your gratitude. Probably in the US, "thank you very much" is more common and especially more appropriate for written correspondence. "Thank you so much" is a bit less formal; and while either expression is still fine, "thank you so much" is more likely to be used between good friends.