You Thanked the Clerk Like You Were Their Boss
To say thanks for the hard work, said by a superior in Japanese, say ご苦労様です (Gokurōsama desu).
You thanked the clerk like you were their boss.
ご苦労様です
Gokurōsama desu
thanks for the hard work, said by a superior
In this video
- 「ご苦労様です」は、上の人が使います。 "Gokurōsama desu" wa, ue no hito ga tsukaimasu. A superior says ご苦労様です.
Why this phrase
Hotel front desk. Kōfuku plays the guest who says ご苦労様です to thank the clerk, because a textbook listed it as a polite thank-you. Hana plays the clerk, warm, not angry. That line goes downhill. A boss says it to staff. From a guest it sounds like you rank above them. お疲れ様です is the peer greeting and already a video. To staff, just say thanks.
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