No. 3,937 in Japanese
サンクス
"サンクス" (sankusu) is a casual way to say "thanks" in Japanese, derived from the English word "thanks."
In a sentence
サンクスを郵便局に持っていかなければいけない。
I need to take this 'thanks' card to the post office.
Indicated as a card or gift labeled 'Thanks' to express gratitude.
コンビニのサンクスでアイスクリームを買いました。
I bought ice cream at the 'Thanks' convenience store.
Refers to a specific convenience store chain named 'Thanks'.
友達からサンクスのメッセージをもらった。
I received a 'thanks' message from a friend.
Represents a gratitude message labeled 'Thanks' given by a friend.
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