Meaning of "Thank you"
A Japanese expression meaning "thank you" that has been casually adopted into Korean conversation; it’s used to express gratitude in a playful way or to liven up the mood.
"A: Arigato for doing that for me today! B: Don’t mention it—I’ll help you out again next time."
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