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Usages of kansya
感謝 の 気持ち を 書いた メッセージ を 読む と、 相手 も きっと 元気 に なって いく でしょう。kansya no kimoti wo kaita messeezi wo yomu to, aite mo kitto genki ni natte iku desyou.
When someone reads a message filled with gratitude, they will surely start to feel better.
私 は 家族 に 感謝 の 気持ち を メッセージ で 伝えました。watasi ha kazoku ni kansya no kimoti wo messeezi de tutaemasita.
I conveyed my feelings of gratitude to my family by message.
日記 に 一行 だけ 感謝 の 言葉 を 書きました。nikki ni itigyou dake kansya no kotoba wo kakimasita.
I wrote just one line of words of gratitude in my diary.
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