すごくありがとうって英語でなんて言うの？

"Thanks a lot." is a natural way to say thank you to someone when you really appreciate what they have done.

Hello! 1. "Thanks, I really appreciate it." This is a casual way of saying "Thank you so much." It is optional to include "really", so you can also say "Thanks, I appreciate it." 2. "I owe you one." one = a favor Therefore, it can translate to "I owe you a favor", but this expression is not so common. To "owe someone a favor" means that you intend to return a nice gesture to the person in the future. You can also just say "I owe you" and it will mean the same thing. ** "Thanks a lot" may seem like a natural expression, but I don't think it is suitable to use. It can be interpreted as sarcasm. ** I hope this helps! Good luck! ✰✰

"Thank you very much" shows you really appreciate it but is a casual way. "Thanks for that" expresses your appreciation for something without saying what it is.

1. When you thank someone, you show your appreciation. you could just say, "Thank you," of course but there are many other alternatives. Someone gives you a free cake in the coffee shop: "I really appreciate that!" 2. Someone holds the door for you and allows you to enter first:"That's so nice of you!" 3. Someone helps you with a problem you have at work:"You're a star!"

Cheers is very informal and in Britain we say it on a day to day basis just to mean thanks.

If we want to be informal when we thank someone we should use colloquial phrases such as : Cheers! / Big up! /thanks a bunch etc I prefer the old favourite: Cheers for that ! :-) I did not expect anyone to help me move the piano... cheers for that!