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Webbum said:Whats the difference between these three.
arigatou
arigatou gozaimasu
domo arigatou
こんにちは、皆さん!If it wants to do a politer expression, " ~ございます" is put on to the back of word.
もし、もっと丁寧な言い方をしたければ、単語の後ろに「~ございます」をつけます。
Gozaimasu is what is called a special caseDamicci said:I have question about when to use.
My friend says I keep getting it mixed up.
I use gozaimashita when she has done something for me (past)
I use gozaimasu when I asker her to do something for me that is ongoing at the moment. (current)
In this case, I think "ありがとうございました" to be no mistake according to the interpretation.Damicci said:Damian YOSHIE How do you say James in katakana
Damian YOSHIE ジェムス
Damian YOSHIE ?
YOSHIE Damian je-musu
YOSHIE Damian not jemusu
YOSHIE Damian wakaru?
Damian YOSHIE ジェームス
YOSHIE Damian hai
Damian YOSHIE ありがとうございました
例えば、同僚に資料の作成を頼んでいたとします。Damicci said:Hmm, so if I was to thank somebody for something that happened like the day before it would be ok to say "~mashita" but if it just happened then it is better to use "~masu"?
もいいよ、これが難しいよ。がんばります。
Your basic interpretation is correct.Damicci said:Hmm, so if I was to thank somebody for something that happened like the day before it would be ok to say "~mashita" but if it just happened then it is better to use "~masu"?
うん、がんばって!Damicci said:もいいよ、これが難しいよ。がんばります。