Thankyou & Thank you

thank you is correct.

thankyou is a word that doesn't exsist.

thankyou adjective expressing gratitude

thankyou noun anything expressing gratitude (esp a gift)

Anonymousthankyou adjective expressing gratitude
thankyou noun anything expressing gratitude (esp a gift)

Sorry, but no. These are written as two words.

If you want to use them as adjectives or nouns, use a hyphen.

Did you write your thank-you notes?

Make sure you say your thank-yous to your host and hostess before you leave. (This

Whether 'thank-you" or "thankyou" is the correct spelling for the noun is a matter of opinion and language development. See this discussion for an explanation of correct usage:
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Doesn't exist? Who says so? Thankyou has always been the correct form of thanking somebody, (in Britain) unless you are saying 'I wish to to thank you', which is obviously two words.

AnonymousThankyou has always been the correct form of thanking somebody, (in Britain)

It has never been correct. as a way of thanking somebody.

Some dictionaries give the single word as a noun, but most hyphenate the two words.

That's not true.

AnonymousThat's not true.

Which post are you disagreeing with?

The Macquarie Dictionary International Edition Revised 1985 ISBN 0 949757 23 3. Published in Sydney Australia spells it as thankyou all one word, To day because most of all computer software comes out of the USA we only have the American way of spelling on our computers, young adult born after 1980 will most likely spell most words the American way.