KOKORO Gratitude – Thank you & hearts in polyglot as ♡shapes

This style comes from the Manga culture

If you look closely, you can see the letters slightly bulging in a heart shape. In manga, it is common to intentionally distort the lines toward the center or the character in order to make the space look wider, as if looking through a camera’s wide-angle lens, when you want to bring the viewpoint to the intended location. This design utilizes this technique.
Kokoro is Japanese for “心”, a word that expresses heart for explicit expression and feeling or emotion for sensory expression.

Covers about 5 billion people

It is estimated that there are more than 7,000 languages spoken worldwide, which is less than 1% of the total number of languages spoken in the world, but these languages cover about 2/3 of the world’s population.
English is also the official language spoken in the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Canada, Australia, India, New Zealand, and other countries with an estimated 1.5 billion people who can speak the language.

This work contains some hearts per language.

In 44 languages, the word thank you is formal or polite, or more emphatic than a general thank you, making it a word choice that can be used with family, friends, and others who are not close to you.
In the case of English, the language is spoken so widely that it spans other countries.
Similarly, Spanish is spoken in a total of 20 countries and regions, including Spain, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, and others. Arabic is spoken in 27 countries, including Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. In this work, Arabic is produced in Egypt and other African countries in addition to regular Arabic.
Spanish and Arabic together are spoken by 100 million people.

Three types of Japanese are included.

Japan is the only country where Japanese is spoken as an official language. And there are three ways to write corresponding to THANK YOU.
The hiragana “Arigatou gozaimasu” is a polite word for which “Arigatou” is the basic description. The same katakana is “Arigatou gozaimasu” rewritten from hiragana. The Kanji “Kansha”, and when the words are separated, it means an emotional acknowledgement, which is also the word for Thank you. It is not used as it is in spoken language, but it is used in written language.

For example, it’s product for souvenirs and for tourists

at airports where international flights fly in and out, at ports where trading ships arrive, at duty-free stores frequented by international tourists, and at stores selling international goods, customers who do not know where they actually come from would be happy to see a thank-you note in their local language.

1. Inside colorful marble, Die cutting pattern
2. Color black pattern
3. Color white pattern

1. Inside colorful marble, Die cutting pattern
2. Color black pattern
3. Color white pattern

• Sticker
• Gift tag

All 44 languages that Gift bag and Wrapping paper are used as sample patterns. Sticker and gift tag in the sample are in English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Hindi, Marathi, Indonesian, Malay, Arabic, Bengali, Russian, Egyptian Arabic, Urdu, and Vietnamese.

If your event or party is held in a place where people from all over the world visit to express their appreciation, why not decorate the venue or store with the following decorations?

It may also be a good idea to use SNS stickers to convey your feelings. Please note, however, that if the stickers are to be distributed or sold to an unspecified number of people, they are considered “Extended license”.

Other languages are also listed below.
Suddenly, I have a question.
There is one language that is not used today, even though the playful author is targeting a modern audience, but there is one language mixed up in the mix. Please look for it.

The reason why these languages are also listed is that the author thought it would be a good idea to include them in light of the world situation and people’s connection to each other.

The heart shape is a metaphor not only for the heart, but also as a form of love for others. The recipient will feel good about it.