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Vahidpnr Posted 16 years ago
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Is there a better way of saying " Presents in blessings only"?
Is there a better way of saying " Presents in blessings only"?
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Welcome to English Forums, vahidpur. Thanks for joining us! [<:o)]
Could you give us a little more help in explaining what your expression means?
Perhaps you could try to use it in a complete sentence, or maybe explain the kind of situation in which it might be used.
Best wishes for 2010! - A.
Could you give us a little more help in explaining what your expression means?
Perhaps you could try to use it in a complete sentence, or maybe explain the kind of situation in which it might be used.
Best wishes for 2010! - A.
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I think you mean something like "Your presence and your blessing are the only gifts we hope to receive" or "Please - no gifts other than your blessing."
However, there's an etiquette problem with even mentioning gifts - it assumes the person was going to bring one, and even though that assumption is completely correct, it may be considered rude to mention it.
However, there's an etiquette problem with even mentioning gifts - it assumes the person was going to bring one, and even though that assumption is completely correct, it may be considered rude to mention it.
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vahidpnr Is there a better way of saying " Presents in blessings only"?Presents in blessings only Presence in blessings only which is correct saying
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