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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
Learn the most common way to say "thank you"
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English Core 100 Word List

100 Words
bad (adj)
Today the weather is bad.
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near (adj)
near one another
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Nice to meet you.
Mr Abe, nice to meet you. I'm Tashiro.
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Hello.
"Hello" is the important greeting.
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Good morning.
Good morning. I'm still sleepy.
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Good afternoon.
"Good afternoon," is a greeting used from noon to early evening.
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Good evening.
Good evening, Ms. Sato, it's cold today.
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Good night.
I said good night to everyone when I left the party.
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How are you?
Hello, Mr. Matsushima, how are you?
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Thank you!
Be sure to say "Thank you".
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No.
No, I didn't steal it!
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Delicious!
Chinese food is delicious!
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I'm...(____).
Goodbye.
Goodbye, I'll see you tomorrow.
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Yes.
Yes, this is mine.
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a day of the week, typically the first of the working week
Monday (n)
a day of the week, typically the first of the working week
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are weekdays.
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a day of the week, after Monday and before Wednesday
Tuesday (n)
a day of the week, after Monday and before Wednesday
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are weekdays.
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a day of the week, typically the middle of the working week
Wednesday (n)
a day of the week, typically the middle of the working week
Tomorrow is Wednesday, and the day after tomorrow is Thursday.
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a day of the week, after Wednesday and before Friday
Thursday (n)
a day of the week, after Wednesday and before Friday
Tomorrow is Wednesday, and the day after tomorrow is Thursday.
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a day of the week, typically the last day of the working week
Friday (n)
a day of the week, typically the last day of the working week
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are weekdays.
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a day of the week, the first day of the weekend
Saturday (n)
a day of the week, the first day of the weekend
no plans for Saturday
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Sunday
Today is Sunday.
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the fifth month of the year
May
the fifth month of the year
May flowers
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the first month of the year
January
the first month of the year
Tuesday, January 1st
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the second month of the year
February
the second month of the year
Leap year day is February 29th.
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