Corrected typo (Don"t ➜ Don't)

Abrigado.

Abrigado ➜ Obrigado. ;-) [In Hungarian, "a" sounds "o", right?]
De nada.

Es war nur ein Typo.
Tja, das "arigato" hat mich nur verwirrt.

I don't know if it is because of the Portuguese jesuits in Japan or it's just a coincidence, but I guess the first option is more likely.

Well, the Hungarian "a" that almost no one else besides the Finns can pronounce -,nevertheless this sound is not at all that complicated to say out, for me at least (Ha-Ha!) - is not a sound "o". We also have sound o (and ó as well; analog to the Spanish sounds). But what, in the most other languages, is "a"we write á. (This situation is different as in the case of o and ó. "A" is simply "a".
I'd suggest listening to it by Google Translator, but many persons cannot differentiate the Hun. sounds "a" and "o" at all, however they're not the same.

The part of the Hungarian people that lives in Slovakia or in Transylvania or in Serbia (after the First and Second WW) strangely can't say out "our a" as well.

I'd wish "Good night!", but I know that the sun always shines in Brazil. :)))

Yes! Now I am still in daylight. ;-) Thank you so much!

You are welcome.

@sundown

Is this really the most natural way to say this?

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