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Itasan Posted 20 years ago
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It must have been toil.
0 GOKUROSAMA ("It must have been toil", something like that) 02 br
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00 We say this when someone has done some work for you. For example, when a carpenter has done his day's work at your house and leaving, you would say "GOKUROSAMA (DESHITA)". Also, when your subordinate has done some work for you, you might say the same thing to him/her. I wonder if there is any similar expression in English. Just "Thank you (for the work)"? 02 br
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00 We say this when someone has done some work for you. For example, when a carpenter has done his day's work at your house and leaving, you would say "GOKUROSAMA (DESHITA)". Also, when your subordinate has done some work for you, you might say the same thing to him/her. I wonder if there is any similar expression in English. Just "Thank you (for the work)"? 02 br
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00 I'd say you just say 'thank you'. 02 br
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00 I'd say you just say 'thank you'. 02 br
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