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André
ありがと or ありがとう ?
Which is the difference? Both means thank you?
One commum communication the other more political?
2 jan. 2018 17:09
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They are same mean.
”ありがとう” is formal, "ありがと" is a little friendly expression.
But both are 90% same expression.
3 januari 2018
In some areas, dialect can dictate the length. In Kansai (Osaka/Kyoto) I hear ありがと more than the extended う
12 januari 2018
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