‘That's a nice jacket.' ‘Thank you.' “那件夹克衫很漂亮。”“谢谢。”
Thank you for your kind words. 多谢你的美言。
Thank you for coming here today. 谢谢你今天到这儿来。
‘Would you like a cup of coffee?' ‘Oh, thank you, that would be great.' “您要杯咖啡吗?”
I can lift this on my own, thank you. 我自己提得动,谢谢。
Thanks (a lot/very much) (非常)感谢 | the most usual way of saying thank you (最常用的感谢语) |
That's very kind of you 你真是太好了 | a formal way of saying thank you, often used when refusing an invitation (正式的感谢语,常用于拒绝别人的邀请) |
a formal way of thanking someone for something they have done for you | |
an informal way of saying thank you, used when someone has helped you in a difficult situation (非正式的感谢语,用于感谢对方帮助摆脱困境时) | |
Cheers 谢谢 | a more informal way of saying thank you (很不正式的感谢语) |
Thanks a bunch 太谢谢了 | used ironically, when someone has not helped you at all (用于讽刺对方没帮任何忙) |
used for saying thank you in a way that sounds polite but is not completely sincere | |
You shouldn't have 让你破费了 | used when someone gives you a present (用于对方赠送礼物时) |
I'd like to thank... 我想感谢… | used when making a formal speech (用于发表正式演讲时) |
Many thanks 非常感谢 | a formal way of saying thank you, used in letters and emails (正式的致谢方式,用于书信和邮件) |
used in reply to someone who has thanked you to say that you were happy to help | |
a more formal way of replying to someone who has thanked you | |
used in reply to someone who has thanked you when you know the person well |
a thank-you letter/note 感谢信/便条
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