arigato in Japanese
arigato in Japanese is ありがとう — arigato means "Thank you" — used in English to evoke or reference Japanese, often informally or humorously.
arigato in Japanese
ありがとう
Pronounced: arigatō
(colloquial) Thank you (used in the context of, or to evoke, Japanese culture).
What does "arigato" mean?
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interjection "Thank you" — used in English to evoke or reference Japanese, often informally or humorously.
"Arigato! he said with a grin, bowing slightly as a joke."
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arigato in a sentence
- Arigato! he said with a grin, bowing slightly as a joke.
- The song's chorus repeats "arigato" over and over.
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What is "arigato" in Japanese?
"arigato" in Japanese is ありがとう. arigato means: "Thank you" — used in English to evoke or reference Japanese, often informally or humorously.
How do you pronounce ありがとう?
"arigato" in Japanese is ありがとう, pronounced "arigatō".
How do you use "arigato" in a sentence?
Example: "Arigato! he said with a grin, bowing slightly as a joke." In Japanese, "arigato" is ありがとう.
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