What does arigato gozaimasu mean?

Answer 1

If I'm not mistaken, it's douitashimashite : you are welcome/no problem

Additionally, there is "Kochira koso" which means, essentially in this context, "No, I owe -you- thanks." Or there is simply, "Iie, iie." "No, no." As in, "It's no big deal."

Answer 2

Correct romanization would be 'doumo arigatou'. It's casual way of saying 'thanks a lot'/'thank you very much'.

Answer 3

It means thank you very much. Other ways of saying thank you are: Doumo = Thank you Arigatou = Thank you

Answer 4

It means "thank you" in a generally polite manner.

Answer 5

You would write arigatou in hiragana as ありがとう.

Answer 6

どうも (dōmo), ありがとう (arigatō) and ありがとうございます (arigatō gozaimasu) all mean "Thank you."

In polite or foreign company, you would use "arigatō gozaimasu."

Answer 7

It means "Thank you" in Japanese.

Answer 8

Arigato means Thank you.

Answer 9

Thank you very much in Japanese