Japanese for "Thank you". Other forms include "Domo arigato - Thank you very much" "Arigato gozimasu - Thank you (Polite version).
by Xyan July 23, 2003
by harry flashman August 3, 2003
It’s part of the legendary phrase used by Johnny Joestar, to kill the 23rd President in Steel Ball Run.
Tusk: CHUMIMIIIN!!! *rips open love train* ORAORAORAORAORAORAORA-
Johnny Joestar: hontoni, hontoni, nande dore ma no ichi... Arigato... Gyro.
*valentine fucking dies*
Johnny Joestar: hontoni, hontoni, nande dore ma no ichi... Arigato... Gyro.
*valentine fucking dies*
by jojofan11 August 10, 2021
a phrase in the Japanese language that means "thank you very much". Made popular in Western culture by the 1983 hit "Mr. Roberto" (also known as "Kilroy Was Here", "The Modern Man" and "Domo Arigato, Mr. Roboto") by the band Styx. This is how many Americans learned the phrase.
after the Japanese man took a picture of me (sitting in two countries at the same time!) at the U.S. - Canada border mark on the Niagara Falls Peace Bridge I thanked him by saying "Domo arigato". He smiled and shook my hand.
by I Saw U2 Live Twice November 13, 2006
by SomeAsianGuyWannabe April 22, 2020
It literally means thanking difusion.
It can be used sarcastically in sentences to thank a person for all the BS a person says.
Basically a normie way of saying thankyou.
It can be used sarcastically in sentences to thank a person for all the BS a person says.
Basically a normie way of saying thankyou.
by tawdle November 8, 2020