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TomJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Q34: 'paying somebody's compliments to somebody' - what does it mean, teachers?
Hello teachers,
What does 'pay my compliments to your father' mean? I also sometimes hear 'remember me to your, say, father or mother'. Do these ('paying somebody's compliment to somebody' and 'remembering somebody to somebody') mean the same thing?
Thank you.
What does 'pay my compliments to your father' mean? I also sometimes hear 'remember me to your, say, father or mother'. Do these ('paying somebody's compliment to somebody' and 'remembering somebody to somebody') mean the same thing?
Thank you.
Top answer
They are essentially the same. Also: Say 'hi' to your dad for me.
- They are essentially the same.
- Also: Say 'hi' to your dad for me.
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thanks to you, Philip. I didn't really know if could say your 'say 'hi' to your dad for me'. Thanks for telling me this thing. And How about 'convey my regards to your father'? Does it and the others which have already been mentioned in our previous posts have the same meanings?
Thank you once more.
Thank you once more.
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TomJthanks to you, Philip. I didn't really know if could say your 'say 'hi' to your dad for me'. Thanks for telling me this thing. And How about 'convey my regards to your father'? Does it and the others which have already been mentioned in our previous posts have the same meanings?Thank you once more.Essentially, they're all the same. Some people will feel
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