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20 Better Ways to Say 'Thank You' in Japanese
- Narrated by: Emika
- Length: 3 mins
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20 Better Ways to Say 'Thank You' in Japanese
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Emika
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Publisher's Summary
Learn 20 better ways to say "Thank You (arigatou)" in Japanese.
You will learn how to convey your gratitude in variouis scenarios:
〇When you receive a gift or money
〇When someone treats you to a meal
〇When someone helps you
〇Respond to a compliment from your boss or colleague
Each phrase is spoken by a native Japanese speaker twice: at slow speed first then at normal speed.
You will learn how to convey your gratitude in variouis scenarios:
〇When you receive a gift or money
〇When someone treats you to a meal
〇When someone helps you
〇Respond to a compliment from your boss or colleague
Each phrase is spoken by a native Japanese speaker twice: at slow speed first then at normal speed.
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