Translation guide
Expressing gratitude for someone's support or help, often in formal or semi-formal contexts. Japanese offers several set phrases that vary by formality and the nature of the support.
Expressing gratitude for someone's support, help, or cooperation in a neutral or polite way.
A standard polite phrase meaning 'Thank you for your support.' Suitable for most situations, including thanking fans, colleagues, or friends.
Thank you for your continued support.
A more formal expression, often used for financial or organizational support. '支援' implies backing or sponsorship.
Thank you for your support. Thanks to you, the project was a success.
Using the loanword 'サポート', this is common in casual or business contexts. It can sound slightly less formal than 支援.
Thank you for the technical support.
Expressing that a positive outcome was achieved because of the listener's support.
A set phrase meaning 'thanks to you' or 'owing to your kindness.' It is often used before stating a positive result. It implies gratitude and humility.
Thanks to your support, it ended safely.
Thanks to you, I'm doing well.
A formal way to say 'thanks to everyone's support.' Used in speeches or announcements.
Expressing gratitude in a casual, friendly way, often among peers or on social media.
応援 (おうえん) is emotional or moral support, like cheering someone on. 支援 (しえん) is more concrete, often financial or logistical support. サポート is a flexible loanword that can cover both, but may sound less formal than 支援.
The fans' support gives me strength.
Receive government support.
The English phrase 'thanks to your support' is often not translated word-for-word. Instead, Japanese uses set expressions like おかげさまで or 応援ありがとうございます. A direct translation like 'あなたのサポートに感謝します' is grammatically correct but sounds unnatural and stiff.
Thanks to your support, we reached our goal.
Formal announcement
Thank you for your support!
General polite thanks
Thanks to everyone's support, we were able to achieve our goal.
サンキュー！助かったよ。
Thanks! You really helped me out.