ご馳走様でしたって英語でなんて言うの？

Saying thank you and telling the host you enjoyed the food is a good way way of expressing gratitude

Thank you so much. thanks them for the meal. 'Wonderful' is a very nice way of describing the food. Compliments to the chef. Is a common English way of saying who ever cooked did an amazing job.

By calling the person who cooked a chef it is a great compliment.

Both phrases can be used and it clearly indicates that you enjoyed the food and that you really appreciate the time and effort put into preparing the food. The sentences also indicates that you are saying that he/she cooks really nice food.

A) Wow! What a tasteful meal. Thank you very much. Definitions *Wow-mpress and excite (someone) greatly./exclamation/expressing astonishment or admiration Example - Wow! This is the best pizza I've ever tasted. *Tasteful- in good taste/ delicious Example- This food is very tasteful. B)mm yummy such a scrumptious meal! Definitions *mm-used to express contentment or pleasure. Example -"mm, that pizza looks so good" *Yummy-delicious. Example- Chocolate cake is yummy! *Scrumptious- Extremely delicious/Yummy/Tasty Example -"a scrumptious apple tart"

"Compliments to the chef." This statement expresses gratitude to the chef or the person who prepared the meal. "The meal was splendid." This statement expresses that you were impressed by the meal. "I really enjoyed the meal." This is a polite way of saying "thank you" for the meal.

Compliments to the chef : this is the ultimate compliment to give someone who has prepared a flavoursome meal. Thank you, I cannot remember when last I had such a delectable meal! This means that it's been a long while since you tasted something this delicious.

1.Here you are enthusiastically and informally congratulating the host for your meal. 2. ..to my heart's content = to your heart's content. ​ If you do something to your heart's content, you do something enjoyable for as long as you want to do it: You've got a whole week to yourself and you can read to your heart's content. You detail how much you have enjoyed the meal. 3. This would normally be in a restaurant situation, but may be applied to a domestic mealtime and said humorously - however, it still remains a compliment.

You can also say " Thank you for this mouth watering meal!" Your host will be happy to hear any of these from you. :-)

The adjective that most describes a tasty meal is 'delicious'. A 'delicious meal' would have been extremely pleasant to the taste. Firstly, the smell would have been appetizing, secondly, the taste would have been highly pleasant. So, you might have said: That was a delicious meal. Thank you very much. or What a delicious meal that was! I really enjoyed it.

In English there is no exact phrase equal to ごちそさまでした so to express you gratitude a heartfelt 'thank you' and compliments to the chef and host are best.

In the Western world, it shows good character if someone can be grateful and show thanks for a meal shared. We also say Grace before we enjoy a meal. Here is a beautiful way to say grace, before a meal: In this plate of food, I see the entire universe supporting my existence. – Zen blessing from Thich Nhat Hanh Gratitude: special thanks, deep thanks. Good character: having traits that are admirable like honesty, thoughtfulness, compassion, respect, and responsibility. Grace: a prayer of thanks for the food

I would say this if somebody put in some effort or went to some trouble to prepare a meal for me. It is polite and it shows that you appreciate that someone has cooked or prepared a meal for you.