I'm so thankful to have you join our class today.
Stick around to find out more ways to say, "Thank you."
The holidays are here.
This is a by far, for me at least, the best time of the year
because people get a little bit more introspective, a little bit more generous, happier.
So, we want to make sure that we can properly thank the people in our lives.
Now. keep in mind that you can use these words
any time of the year.
In fact, we encourage you to do so.
I think everyone becomes happier and it benefits
everyone when people are a little bit more thankful.
Are you ready to be thankful?
Let's hear the words.
The first one is grateful.
And grateful means showing appreciation for something done or received.
Grateful is often times used with "for."
Many times we say that we are grateful for something or for someone.
For example, we are very grateful for our community of students.
Or, I'm grateful for someone's help.
Number two is gratitude.
And gratitude is the state of being thankful.
And often times we see gratitude together with show or express.
So we show or express gratitude.
Number three is appreciate.
And appreciate me is to recognize the full worth
of something or understand a situation fully.
Number four is appreciation.
And this means to recognize and enjoy the good
qualities in someone or something.
And many times we see appreciation with show.
So we show appreciation.
The following words and expressions are all interchangeable.
Meaning they're all different ways to say thank you.
Number five...I'm forever in your debt
Now, this one you can find with or without the forever.
So we can say I'm in your debt or I'm forever in your debt.
And they mean the same thing.
For example, if somebody gives you a ride home, you can say I'm forever in your debt.
It's a nice way to say thank you.
Number six...cheers.
This is a simple one, just one word.
Cheers.
It's used a lot in British English.
But you can often hear it in American English as well.
For example, if you're at a restaurant and the server
brings you the sandwich, you can just thank them I'm by saying, "Cheers."
Number seven...I owe you one.
Here's another nice way to say thank you.
If for example somebody buys you a drink, you might
reply with, "Thanks a lot. I owe you one."
Or just, "I owe you one."
All it means is thank you.
And the last one, number eight, is thanks a million.
To express gratitude for your friends help
you might say, "I don't know what I would have done without you. Thanks a million."
So now we'd like to hear from you.
Now that you've learned different ways to say thank you
in English, we'd like to hear how you say, thank you in your language.
Thanks a million for watching our lesson.
If you're thankful and you feel like you've learned
something new, you can show your gratitude by
sharing this video with all of your friends.
Thanks again for watching, and we'll see you next time.
Bye.