Thank you for your assistance. Your co-operation is greatly appreciated.

Japanese translation: ご協力ありがとうございました。gokyouryoku arigatou goasimasita.

07:11 Sep 26, 2000
English to Japanese translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: Thank you for your assistance. Your co-operation is greatly appreciated.
We have a list of questions for suspected Chinese Nationals using forged Japanese Passports who intend to illegally enter the United States. If the passenger is,indeed, a Japanese National, this phrase indicates our gratitude for their co-operation. If the passenger is a Chinese National, they will not be able to read the questions, or any of the Japanese text we show them. We wish to show genuine Japanese passengers that we intend no disrespect when asking these questions.
Rick Marsh
Japanese translation:ご協力ありがとうございました。gokyouryoku arigatou goasimasita.
Explanation:
This is the translation of the first sentence. Somehow, when I translated the second sentence, it seemed like a redunduncy. I think this is polite enough.
If you think the Chinese character 協力might be recognized, you can write everything in 'hiragana' as follows.
ごきょうりょくありがとうございました。
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naご協力ありがとうございました。gokyouryoku arigatou goasimasita.
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ご協力ありがとうございました。gokyouryoku arigatou goasimasita.


Explanation:
This is the translation of the first sentence. Somehow, when I translated the second sentence, it seemed like a redunduncy. I think this is polite enough.
If you think the Chinese character 協力might be recognized, you can write everything in 'hiragana' as follows.
ごきょうりょくありがとうございました。

Keiko (X)
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