arigato in Portuguese
arigato in Portuguese is arigatô — arigato means "Thank you" — used in English to evoke or reference Japanese, often informally or humorously.
arigato in Portuguese
arigatô
(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 Portuguese?
"arigato" in Portuguese is arigatô. arigato means: "Thank you" — used in English to evoke or reference Japanese, often informally or humorously.
How do you use "arigato" in a sentence?
Example: "Arigato! he said with a grin, bowing slightly as a joke." In Portuguese, "arigato" is arigatô.
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