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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
How do we thank each other?
Hi all,
How do we thank each with in the field of
1. Business, 2. Friendly, 3. Neighbor, etc...
regards,
Kums
How do we thank each with in the field of
1. Business, 2. Friendly, 3. Neighbor, etc...
regards,
Kums
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Hi ****-- welcome to English Forums. There are variations on the theme of expressing gratitude, but basically: Business-- Thank you very much . Friendly-- Thanks very much .
- Hi ****-- welcome to English Forums.
- There are variations on the theme of expressing gratitude, but basically: Business-- Thank you very much .
- Friendly-- Thanks very much .
- Neighbor, etc-- Thanks very much.
- It is as much a matter of the relative status of the speakers, as well as magnitude of the service rendered or gift bestowed, as it is of the environment.
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Hi ****-- welcome to English Forums.
There are variations on the theme of expressing gratitude, but basically:
Business-- Thank you very much.
Friendly-- Thanks very much.
Neighbor, etc-- Thanks very much.
It is as much a matter of the relative status of the speakers, as well as magnitude of the service rendered or gift bestowed, a
There are variations on the theme of expressing gratitude, but basically:
Business-- Thank you very much.
Friendly-- Thanks very much.
Neighbor, etc-- Thanks very much.
It is as much a matter of the relative status of the speakers, as well as magnitude of the service rendered or gift bestowed, a
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So it seems almost same in use during thanking each other with these kinds people?
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You can also use: "I really appreciate it." to thank someone, but in speaking.
In writing, you can use: "Thank you for...", "Thank you very much for...", "Many thanks for..." (<-- this way is formal!) Or you can use "Thank you. It's/That's very kind of you."
OK?
(Don't use pastels, Tammy-- they are difficult to read.-- MM)
In writing, you can use: "Thank you for...", "Thank you very much for...", "Many thanks for..." (<-- this way is formal!) Or you can use "Thank you. It's/That's very kind of you."
OK?
(Don't use pastels, Tammy-- they are difficult to read.-- MM)
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