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Hrsanei Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Compliment

Hi.

It is requested to explain the conotation of the word compliment to me.

when somebody praises me and addresses me with phrases such as highly qualified, diligent, conscientious and so forth. if I respond by saying. Thanks for your compliment.

Have I humbled myself and saying that I don't deserve the praise or sth else is understood by that response.

In sum, is it a correct way of thanking someone praises. Can you provide me with other alternatives

thanks in advance
  

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Hi, It is requested to explain the conotation of the word compliment to me. when somebody praises me and addresses me with phrases such as highly qualified, diligent, conscientious and so forth. if I respond by saying.

— Clive

  • Hi, It is requested to explain the conotation of the word compliment to me.
  • when somebody praises me and addresses me with phrases such as highly qualified, diligent, conscientious and so forth.
  • if I respond by saying.
  • Thanks for your compliment .
  • Have I humbled myself and saying that I don't deserve the praise or sth else is understood by that response.
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Hi,
It is requested to explain the conotation of the word compliment to me.

when somebody praises me and addresses me with phrases such as highly qualified, diligent, conscientious and so forth. if I respond by saying. Thanks for your compliment.

Have I humbled myself and saying that I don't deserve the
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hrsaneiif I respond by saying. Thanks for your compliment.
Have I humbled myself and saying that I don't deserve the praise
No. You are just showing appreciation for the praise.

Any of these will do.

Thanks for the compliment.
Thank you.
Thanks.

CJ
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