20 Other Ways to Say Thank You in English

Learning other ways to say thank you in English can make your expressions of gratitude more engaging and suitable for various contexts. Here are 20 alternatives to “thank you” in English, including when to use them in formal or informal settings.

Thanks

“Thanks” is an informal and casual way to express gratitude. It’s widely used among friends and acquaintances.

Example sentences with “Thanks”:

• “Thanks for your help!”
• “Thanks for the lovely gift.”

Thank You So Much

“Thank you so much” is an emphatic way to show deep gratitude and can be used in both formal and informal contexts.

Example sentences with “Thank You So Much”:

• “Thank you so much for your support.”
• “Thank you so much for coming to my party.”

I Appreciate It

“I appreciate it” is a formal way to express gratitude, often used in professional settings.

Example sentences with “I Appreciate It”:

• “I appreciate it when you help me with my work.”
• “I appreciate your timely response.”

Many Thanks

“Many thanks” is a slightly formal way to say thank you, often used in written communication.

Example sentences with “Many Thanks”:

• “Many thanks for your assistance.”
• “Many thanks for the wonderful dinner.”

Thanks a Lot

“Thanks a lot” is an informal way to show appreciation, sometimes used sarcastically depending on the tone.

Example sentences with “Thanks a Lot”:

• “Thanks a lot for your help today.”
• “Thanks a lot for the advice.”

Thanks a Million

“Thanks a million” is an informal and enthusiastic way to express gratitude.

Example sentences with “Thanks a Million”:

• “Thanks a million for everything you’ve done.”
• “Thanks a million for picking me up.”

Much Obliged

“Much obliged” is a formal and somewhat old-fashioned way to say thank you.

Example sentences with “Much Obliged”:

• “I am much obliged to you for your kindness.”
• “Much obliged for your assistance.”

I’m Grateful

“I’m grateful” is a formal way to express deep appreciation.

Example sentences with “I’m Grateful”:

• “I’m grateful for your support.”
• “I’m grateful for your help during this time.”

I Owe You One

“I owe you one” is an informal way to express thanks and imply that you will return the favor.

Example sentences with “I Owe You One”:

• “Thanks for covering my shift. I owe you one.”
• “I owe you one for this.”

Cheers

“Cheers” is an informal British way to say thank you, often used in casual settings.

Example sentences with “Cheers”:

• “Cheers for the ride.”
• “Cheers for the help!”

Much Appreciated

“Much appreciated” is a formal way to express gratitude, often used in professional contexts.

Example sentences with “Much Appreciated”:

• “Your efforts are much appreciated.”
• “Much appreciated for your quick response.”

You’re a Lifesaver

“You’re a lifesaver” is an informal way to express extreme gratitude for someone’s help.

Example sentences with “You’re a Lifesaver”:

• “Thanks for the ride, you’re a lifesaver.”
• “You’re a lifesaver for helping me out.”

I Can’t Thank You Enough

“I can’t thank you enough” is an emphatic way to show deep gratitude.

Example sentences with “I Can’t Thank You Enough”:

• “I can’t thank you enough for your kindness.”
• “I can’t thank you enough for everything you’ve done.”

I’m in Your Debt

“I’m in your debt” is a formal way to express profound gratitude and suggest a sense of owing someone.

Example sentences with “I’m in Your Debt”:

• “I’m in your debt for your assistance.”
• “Thank you, I’m in your debt.”

I’m Thankful

“I’m thankful” is a formal way to express gratitude, often used in reflective or heartfelt contexts.

Example sentences with “I’m Thankful”:

• “I’m thankful for your support.”
• “I’m thankful for your friendship.”

I Appreciate Your Help

“I appreciate your help” is a formal way to express gratitude, often used in professional settings.

Example sentences with “I Appreciate Your Help”:

• “I appreciate your help with this project.”
• “I appreciate your help in making this event successful.”

You’ve Been a Great Help

“You’ve been a great help” is a formal way to express gratitude for someone’s assistance.

Example sentences with “You’ve Been a Great Help”:

• “You’ve been a great help during this process.”
• “You’ve been a great help, thank you.”

I’m So Grateful

“I’m so grateful” is a heartfelt way to show deep appreciation.

Example sentences with “I’m So Grateful”:

• “I’m so grateful for your understanding.”
• “I’m so grateful for your assistance.”

I Really Appreciate It

“I really appreciate it” is an informal yet sincere way to express gratitude.

Example sentences with “I Really Appreciate It”:

• “I really appreciate it. Thanks a lot!”
• “I really appreciate it. You’re the best.”

Thank You Kindly

“Thank you kindly” is a formal and somewhat old-fashioned way to say thank you.

Example sentences with “Thank You Kindly”:

• “Thank you kindly for your help.”
• “Thank you kindly for the invitation.”

Expanding your vocabulary with these alternatives to “thank you” will help you articulate your gratitude more precisely and fluently. Practice using these phrases in your daily conversations and writing to enhance your English skills.

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