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"Thank you" in Japanese 感謝かんしゃする; 感謝かんしゃいたす; 感謝かんしゃ申もうしあげる Is this Japanese sentence? Is this common to use in Japanese? If yes, how is that different from "ありがとうございます"?

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感謝 is "appreciation ." 感謝申し上げます is very formal. (I use this in written form more often than verbally). just to say I appreciate you is 感謝します。

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