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"I owe you one!" This is an informal way of expressing your thanks or gratitude to a Friend or co-worker. You are thanking them for doing you a favor (ONE) and are acknowledging that you will do them a favor in return! For Example: "I heard you explained the situation to the Boss! I owe you one!" "I owe you one for fixing the mess I made!"

A simple 'thanks' works in nearly every situation. Its power should not be underestimated. 'Good lookin' out' or simply 'Good lookin'' is an American slang way of saying 'Thank you for looking out for my best interests.'

There are many way to express thank you in a casual less formal way 'thanks' or 'cheers' are probably the most common ones

"Ta." This is an informal British way of saying thanks but has been adopted by a lot of English native speakers. "Shout out." Used when giving special mention to someone, say in a speech or ceremony. "A shout out to my mother and father for all their support."

There is a few ways of saying thank you but the most commonly used would be the examples above.

"Appreciate" is another word to use for gratitude. To say, "much appreciated" is a way to casually express that one is very grateful for something that has been done for him/her. When someone offers a favor or unexpectedly gets another person out of a tough situation, "I'll get you back" shows gratitude in a way that implies that the good deed will be repaid. It is important to remember that "I'll get you back" can also imply that a bad deed or harm will be repaid, so make sure that it is a fitting situation and that the manner in which it is expressed reflects the correct emotion.

"Cheers" is a great phrase! You can use it the same way as "Thanks". If you are enjoying a drink with friends, you would say it before your first sip. Different cultures have different ways of toasting. "Thanks for coming. Cheers!" "Thanks a million"is more of an American phrase. It just shows that you are very grateful. "Thanks a million for helping me with my homework!". "Ta" is a word most British kids learn when they're nippers. Because children are developing their speech, it's easier just to make this sound. People carry this word with them even into adulthood. "Ta for that!"

These are some casual ways to say thank you. Thanks a mil means thank you a million times, basically it means thank you very much. Much appreciated means that you very much appreciate what was done for you. Big ups is almost like a high five that means thank you. Saying thank you is important if you want to be mannerly and have people appreciate your appreciative nature, no one likes it when people don't show appreciation for things that have been done for them. "Thanks a mil for the report you left on my table on Monday." "Big ups for lunch Max, it was delicious!" "Your donations are much appreciated."

A casual way of saying 'thank you' might be: 'cheers' or 'much appreciated' or 'much obliged' or, especially in the north of England, 'ta'. 'Awesome' may replace 'thank you'. It shows informal appreciation to someone for having done something which impresses you. It follows that, if you are positively impressed then you are sharing your admiration with this person - in other words, indirectly, thanking them by showing your appreciation. A: 'I just repaired your bicycle tyre puncture." B: " Wow, awesome!"