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The use of "を" (wo) in "プレゼントをありがとう" is because of an omitted verb. The full expression would be something like "プレゼントをくれて/くださってありがとう" (Thank you for giving me the present). This kind of usage often occurs in Japanese. For example : 手紙を（くれて）ありがとう。 Thank you for the letter. サポートを（してくれて）ありがとう。 Thank you for the support. Hope this helps! ☺

@@JapanesePracticeQuest Thank you, answers it perfectly!

@@MuffinMansBro You're welcome☺ Glad I could help.

I’m so happy to hear that you find my channel helpful for your pronunciation! I apologize for the background sounds. I’ll make sure to work on that. Thanks for letting me know, and I hope you continue to enjoy the content!

@@JapanesePracticeQuest maybe the younger generation has not trouble with the noise.😅because I’m an elderly person I grow up with different content

@@Koenji-kx7vz I've heard that many Japanese videos (not language learning videos, but other general videos we create or watch) tend to have louder background music. Since this is a language learning video, I realize I should be even more mindful of this. I’ll make some adjustments. Thank you again for bringing this to my attention🙏☺

こちらこそ、ありがとう！ Off topic まで みてくれて、すごくうれしいです😊

I'm really happy to hear that you're finding the videos useful😊 Keep practicing and you'll improve even more. Thanks for your support🙏

That means a lot to me🥰 Thanks a lot！

コメントありがとう😊 リスニングは繰り返し聞いて、音読してみるのがおすすめです。今後も様々な例を紹介していきますね。(コメントありがとう。リスニングはくりかえしきいて、おんどくしてみるのがおすすめです。こんごもさまざまなれいをしょうかいしていきますね。）

Thanks for watching the whole video! I'm glad you didn't give up! Your effort will definitely pay off. Keep learning! 💪📚😊

Thank you! It’s great to know that you're having fun while learning😊

楽しんでもらえて私も嬉しいです😊どうもありがとう！

Oh, is there a specific story with a scene like this? I created this thumbnail imagining the boy in the background saying either 'すきかな' or 'つきかな?' The girl in front is wearing headphones, so she can't hear what the boy is saying. Maybe he's confessing his feelings. That's the situation I envisioned. I wasn't thinking of any particular work when I created it. 😊

I tutor Japanese to specific individuals on an irregular basis for a long time, although it is not my main occupation. But in my primary workplace I also frequently interact with people who are learning Japanese😊

@@JapanesePracticeQuest thank you for giving reply, i also want to learn japanese.

Recognizing the differences between glottal stops, long vowels, and geminate consonants might be challenging, but keep at it and you'll improve with practice. It's also important to get used to Japanese spoken by various people, but this woman's way of speaking might have been a bit challenging this time. がんばってくださいね！

Thank you so much for your comment! I'm glad you're enjoying the articulation series. I plan to continue with at least seven more similar exercises. Since pronunciation challenges can vary depending on one's native language, I'll incorporate these into each session little by little. Please look forward to it. Thank you for your support!

As this shorts says, 1 day is not TSUITACHI, TSUITACHI is only used for mentioning DATE. 1 day is ICHINICHI.