"thank you very much, i troubled you"とは 意味・読み方・使い方

“Thank you for everything."“Not at all."

“Thank you so much."—“Not at all."

"I'm finished for the day." "Much appreciated."

“Thank you for your information."—“The pleasure is mine."

“Thank you for your hard work."—“Thanks, and the same to you!"

"Thank you for your help." "It's my pleasure."

“Thanks for your help."“Sure."

“Thank you for your help.”“Anytime.”

“How are you?"“Fine, thanks."

“How are you keeping?"—“I'm keeping very well, thank you."

You might at least say "thank you."

“Thanks a lot."—“You bet!"

say one's thank‐yous

I'd like to say thank you to you.

“How are you?"—“Very well, thank you."

“Thanks so much for washing my car."“Think nothing of it! It was my pleasure."

“How are you?"—“Fine, thank you."

“Thank you very much."—“It's my privilege."

“Thank you for all your kindness."“You're welcome."

"Thank you for supporting me for such a long time," he said.

She didn't say “thank you" to me.

“Excuse me, but isn't that your purse?"—“Oh, thanks very much."

Give me whatever you think fit.

“I'm sorry I stained your book."—“Forget it."

to express one's gratitude―express one's thanks―offer one's thanks―tender one's thanks―return one thanks―thank one―acknowledge a favour

to thank (someone) with great appreciation repeatedly

to express one's thanks―offer one's thanks―tender one's thanks

to express one's thanks―offer one's thanks―tender one's thanks

You might at least have said, "Thank you", when someone helped you.

“Liar!"—“You're another!"