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T hank you .
- T hank you .
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Those two words are some of the most important words in English (and every other language).
Sadly, many people do not say "thank you" enough.
I believe that "thank you" is an ellipsis (a short way) to say: I thank you.
And "thanks" is an ellipsis of I give you thanks.
The formal answer is: You are welcome.
In conversation, people so
Sadly, many people do not say "thank you" enough.
I believe that "thank you" is an ellipsis (a short way) to say: I thank you.
And "thanks" is an ellipsis of I give you thanks.
The formal answer is: You are welcome.
In conversation, people so
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Hi,
Where I live, I wouldn't describe 'You are welcome' as formal.
And there is also another option. When someone thanks you, just say nothing. Sometimes it's nice to add a little eye contact and a very slight smile.
Clive
Where I live, I wouldn't describe 'You are welcome' as formal.
And there is also another option. When someone thanks you, just say nothing. Sometimes it's nice to add a little eye contact and a very slight smile.
Clive
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