domo
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A casual Japanese word meaning thanks
- other
- /ˈdoʊmoʊ/
- Informal
:
gracias
- - Domo arigato, bitches!
Examples
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At the end of the meal, I said, "Domo!" to express my gratitude.
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When she handed me the gifts, I smiled and replied, "Domo arigato!"
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Oh, domo arigato.
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- Domo arigato!
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After receiving help with my project, I thanked him with a cheerful, "Domo!"
Synonyms
thank you
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Words said to show you feel grateful
is an informal Japanese expression rather than a standard polite English phrase
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A Hawaiian word used to say thank you
is Japanese rather than Hawaiian in origin and informal in tone
merci
vsdomo
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A French word used to say thank you
is Japanese rather than French in origin and stays informal
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An informal way of saying thank you very much
is informal Japanese used sometimes in English and is milder in tone
gracias
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A Spanish word used to say thank you
is Japanese rather than Spanish in origin and informal in use
grazie
vsdomo
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An Italian word used to say thank you
is Japanese rather than Italian in origin and informal in use
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An informal way to say thank you that comes from German and is used in English conversation
is Japanese rather than German in origin while also informal
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An informal British way to say thank you very much
is informal Japanese used sometimes in English and is less emphatic
Compounds
How Thankful
Surface Forms
domo main
Etymology
Domo is often a short form of domo arigatou, which means 'thank you very much', so saying domo alone is like a quick 'thanks'.