thank you

/ˈθæŋk ˌju/
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An expression of thanks; also a word or act that shows gratitude.

Examples

  • "You look great today." "Thank you!"
  • "How are you?" "I am well, thank you."
  • Thank you for carrying my bag.
  • The flowers were a thank you for her kindness.
  • A big thank you to everyone who helped.

Similar words

thanks
expression of thanks
I appreciate it
acknowledgement
many thanks
token of appreciation

Meanings

Expression of gratitude

social
neutral
Said to express gratitude for help, a gift, a compliment, or a polite enquiry; it can also politely accept an offer.

Examples

  • Thank you for carrying my bag.
  • "Here is your coffee." "Thank you."
  • "You look great today." "Thank you!"
  • "How are you?" "I am well, thank you."
  • "Would you like another slice?" "Yes, thank you."

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A token of gratitude

general
neutral
A spoken, written, or other expression of gratitude.

Examples

  • She wrote a short thank you after the visit.
  • A handwritten thank you arrived in the mail.
  • A big thank you to everyone who helped.
  • The flowers were a thank you for her kindness.
  • He gave a quiet thank you before leaving.

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Etymology

The expression uses the verb thank followed by you, the person being thanked; it later became a noun for an expression of gratitude.

FAQ

What does thank you mean?

thank you is words or an act expressing gratitude.

When is thank you used?

Said to show gratitude for a gift, help, a compliment, or a polite enquiry; it can also accept an offer.

How do people reply to thank you?

You’re welcome or my pleasure is a common reply.

Is thank you formal?

It is polite in almost any setting; thanks is more informal.

Can thank you also be a noun?

Yes. A thank you can be words, a note, a gift, or another expression of gratitude.

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