Thank you in Japanese, Chinese, Korean (handwritten)


Practicing.

Japanese: Arigatou gozaimasu

Chinese: Xie xie

Korean: gamsahabnida (?)

Learning "Thank you" in different languages. There are not much things to do. Classes have ended. I'm free.

My calligraphy fails. I memorized the Chinese and Korean characters for "Thank you", Japanese hiragana is sort of hard.

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

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