Arigato gozaimasuisthe best way to say Thank You in Japanesebecause it can be used in any situation, no matter how formal or casual. Photo by Pixta You can use it toward people who helped you during your trip with advice or directions, you can use it at restaurants, hotels, and Japanese...
17. Japanese: ありがとう (arigatou) Use this thank you with family and friends, but not with someone of a higher social status, like your teacher or your boss. For them, you may use the slightly more polite ありがとうございますいます (arigatou gozaimasu)....
like I said previously, you will be understood, even in your spelling. I know it's quite hard but if it makes you feel better, most Filipinos struggle with those kind of things too and seen as a common mistake.
Of course, this does not preclude the usage of simpler variants of similar expressions in more formal circumstances. Despite the fact that Greek utilizes the plural of politeness (asFrenchdoes), it lacks the tight structure of traditional politeness thatJapanesehas, for instance. That is, if it ...