You Loved That Ryokan. 'Thank You' Isn't the Word for Walking Out the Door.
To say Thank you for everything you did for me. in Japanese, say お世話になりました (osewa ni narimashita).
It's the last morning, you're handing back the key, and 「ありがとうございました」 is about to undersell the whole stay.
お世話になりました
osewa ni narimashita
Thank you for everything you did for me.
In this video
- お世話になりました。 osewa ni narimashita. Thank you for everything.
- どうも、お世話になりました。 dōmo, osewa ni narimashita. Thanks so much, for everything.
Kanji in this phrase
- お世話
- おせわ
Why this phrase
There's a goodbye nobody teaches you. 「ありがとうございました」 thanks somebody for one thing. This one thanks them for the entire stay, and it lands visibly at a ryokan desk, with a guide, or with a host family.
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