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How to spell the word «thank you» or «thank you»: correct form, grammar, usage

The invariable word « thanks » consists of one three-syllable root. It is spelled correctly as shown here. Any changes in it, for example, «thank you» , «thank you» are unforgivable mistakes. All the more unforgivable that it is pronounced exactly as it is written.

Rule

Word «thank you» does not change either in oral speech (vulgarisms like “thank you”, “thank you” do not count), or in writing; it has a single, original form in which it should always be written: «thank you» . Reason: the given word or refers to service words that are unchangeable. Some modern linguists call them insignificant, i.e. insignificant. This is hardly justified, since functional words can also have an independent meaning. «Thank you» is a good example.

What is this word?

Wiktionary, focusing precisely on «progressive» or «optimized» linguistics, defines «thank you» as:

A particle expressing gratitude, i.e. modal. What does it mean that sets the attitude of the author of the statement to the event and / or gives the expression a certain emotional connotation: “ Thank you for your attention!” Synonyms «thank you» , «thank you» . Particles are service parts of speech.
An introductory word that actually has the same meaning: « Thank you , you guessed to put a canister of gasoline in the trunk, otherwise we would be stuck in the forest» . Less often — ironic: «Well, thanks to that restaurant, we are still toiling with our stomachs» . Synonyms «okay» , «okay» ; ironically — «thanks» to . Introductory words are not parts of speech.

The contradiction in the definition is, as Müller from Seventeen Moments of Spring would say, «very serious.» But in any case, the setting of stress and separation by hyphenation spa-si-bo .

Note : it is not recommended to transfer the word “thank you” from line to line in a letter, it becomes “insensitive” from this, and some may consider such liberty to be offensive.

Particle or word?

What are particles in language and what is their role there, figuratively speaking, this is the pet peeve of linguistics. Or a boil in an inconvenient place — as you wish. For the sake of which they are trying to introduce a class of introductory words, although even with it everything is still more unclear than clear. You can read more about introductory words, for example, in the article on the expression «in principle».

As for «thank you», its assignment to particles is doubtful for the following reasons:

Has an independent meaning. Not the exact meaning, but a well-defined meaning, moreover, as an introductory word, a wider one. As a token of gratitude, just say “Thank you!”
Unlike other modal particles, it does not participate in word formation. Can you imagine something like «thank you» ?
“Thank you” both by itself and in set expressions like “thank you in advance” cannot be replaced by auxiliary parts of speech: neither by an adverb, nor by a conjunction, nor by an interjection. And this is again “very serious”: this feature is typical for introductory words. A synonym and antonym for an introductory word can only be another introductory word.

Another characteristic feature of introductory words is that they are separated by commas in writing (on both sides, if they are in the middle of a phrase). But why not «thank you» is not an exception to this rule, since this word can be a phrase in itself?

What about synonyms?

From the list at the beginning it is clear that the synonyms for «thank you» in its various meanings are different. But they all also have signs of introductory words. And at the same time, introductory words can carry different shades of modality, just as meaningful words of the same root can have different meanings. Split synonyms to «thank you» not in terms of meanings, but in terms of modality relations, and everything seems to fall into place.

Conclusion

Linguists still have to deal with functional words if they ever get out of the current situation with them. «Mere mortals» just need to memorize how unchangeable words are spelled. From “thank you” to , everything is simple here: this word, easy in every sense, is used very often. We just need to not forget about it. “Nothing costs us so little and is not valued so dearly as politeness” — Miguel de Cervantes y Saavedra.

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Author: Artur Aleksandrovich Sadov, linguist-typologist

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