太感谢了
“Thank you very much”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
敬各位一杯
“and propose a toast to you all”
太感谢了
“Thank you very much”
福田君
“Fukuda”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
When toasted at a Chinese banquet, reciprocating with enthusiastic verbal gratitude is essential etiquette to acknowledge the host's respect.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
thank you so much / extremely grateful
A frequent and natural expression of heightened gratitude in both casual and business contexts.
Completes the exclamatory structure '太……了' to indicate an emphatic high degree.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Thank you.”
“Thank you very much, Colonel,”
“I'm truly very grateful to you.”
“Tell him thank you. What is he up to lately?”
“Thank you, guys.”
“Should I thank you or something?”
“Alright then, thank you.”
“I'm the one who should be thanking you.”
“Thank you. You did me a big favor.”
“to thank you.”
“I appreciate your support.”
“Thank you for this time. I'll go back first.”
“Hailun would be grateful from beyond.”
“Thank you. Don't mention it.”
“I really have to thank you for this.”
“thank Chi Xin properly.”
“to properly thank you all”
“I'm glad I said thank you.”
“Thank you for today.”
“How many more times will you say thank you?”
“Thanks, I really appreciate it.”
“and your guidance. What guidance did I give you?”
“Really, I appreciate everything you've done.”
“How many more times are you going to thank me?”
“And all I get is "Thanks for playing"?”
“Thank you for saying that.”
“Please thank Ms. Ji for us.”
“Thank you for your hospitality today.”
“thanks for everything lately.”
“I really can't thank you two enough.”
“Thank you so much. Thank you.”
“Thank you so much.”
“We should go thank him in person.”
“♪ I fill the blank spaces of life with colors ♪ You should thank yourselves.”
“Thank you so much.”
“Thank you.”
“Thank you so much for these past days,”
“Thank you so much. Bye.”
“Thank you very much for saving me.”