No, thank you
A direct loan from English, used as a casual or slightly playful way to decline an offer. Often used in informal conversation or in advertising contexts.
"Would you like another drink?" "No, thank you, I've had enough."
He declined the invitation with a 'No, thank you'.
Variant with a middle dot, reflecting the original English phrase boundary.
Borrowed from English 'No, thank you'. The katakana form reflects the English pronunciation.