"arigato gozaimasu" ve "arigato" arasındaki fark nedir? (2024)

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I think that arigato gozaimasu is more formal than only arigato, I am just a beginner but thats what I think.

@UsoppTheSniperKing You're correct :)
Because of the "gozaimasu" at the end, it becomes formal. If you drop it, it'll be less formal.

thank you!

@31415 by the way, can you give me some tips about Japanese? I only know greetings and how to say I'm not Japanese, I would appreciate every bit of help!

@UsoppTheSniperKing You're welcome! Sure, I'm ready to help!

Arigato gozaimasu is formal and more polite. Arigato is the same thing but not as polite, and is informal. Make sure to say the formal one with strangers and teachers. Informal one you are aloud to speak with close friends and family

@31415 How should I approach learning Japanese? How should I start and what do I need to start?

@UsoppTheSniperKing I don't know how good your Japanese really is but these are my tips:

1. Learn Hiragana and Katakana, the Japanese alphabet. (If you don't know what that is, let me know;))
I would NEVER recommend you learning Romaji, that won't get you anywhere.

2. If you know both Hiragana and Katakana "by heart", and you know how to read it, start to learn Kanji (Chinese characters). Sadly, it's the most difficult part when learning Japanese.
On the internet, there are many sheets for learning Kanji. You get to know their readings and the stroke orders.

3. There are apps where you can get a vocabulary deck (eg. Anki) and start learning simple vocabularies. You'll see that you'll be able to read them!

There are also youtube channels (eg. JapanesePod101) with many helpful videos.
Also books can be helpful! When it comes to grammar (another difficult topic), you can use "A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar", げんき and so on. You can get it online as pdf for free (not sure if it's illegal though lol)

4. Japanese verbs and their conjugations
Many have difficulties with it so it's good to learn them!

5. The most important thing: politeness level
In Japan, it's important to know the polite speech.
It's not as easy as in English for example.

eg.
Romaji: arigatou
(only Non-Japanese would write it in Romaji)

Hiragana: ありがとう
(That's what you'll see often in Japan)

Kanji: 有難う
(That's not as commonly used as ありがとう but you still see it in daily life)

Hope that helps :)

@31415 Omg thank you so much :D ill try my best :D and also if you anytime want to learn greek, Im here LOL :D

@UsoppTheSniperKing Anytime :) Good luck! Thank you! I really love the Greek language!! I have learned it for fun when I was in elementary school :D If I have enough time, I'll definitely learn it again!