Some alternatives to avoid repeating "thank you" for ever?
I would like to know if there are some common alternatives to "thank you" (and all their variations like "Thanks", Thanks a lot", Thank you so much", etc you understand me , do you?)

I find a different way to say "thanks" that sounds natural and common between English speakers, you know, I don't pretend to talk to the queen

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Thank you (I didn't have other alternative)

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Some alternatives to avoid repeating "thank you" for ever?
I would like to know if there are some common alternatives to "thank you" (and all their variations like "Thanks", Thanks a lot", Thank you so much", etc you understand me , do you?)

I find a different way to say "thanks" that sounds natural and common between English speakers, you know, I don't pretend to talk to the queen

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Thank you   (I didn't have other alternative)

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Thanks.
Thanks a bunch.
Thanks so much.
I really appreciate this.
You shouldn't have.
You're the best.
You rock.
Cool! (implies thanks)
Awesome! (implies thanks)
I owe you one.
What would I do without you?
I'm so grateful.
That's kind of you.

These examples were taken from this video...
https://youtu.be/y2XQg4r250g

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Ruediger, I am grateful for your advice!

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“Appreciate it” “thanks”

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I would suggest using the context as a guide. What are you thanking the person for? " You have helped me a lot", "your advice is useful". "I am a grateful for your..."" this or that is much appreciated".   Informally, people often use "cheers". you also hear "ta" in some places in England or Australia.

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Marcia, very kind of you to respond my question