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Neltruth Posted 12 years ago
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Reply to email ?
I emailed a teacher and she replied "thank you". Should I email her back saying "you are welcome"
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I wouldn't, unless you have a bit more to add. I recently received a thank-you note (in the regular mail) from a dinner guest. I emailed her, saying that her thank-you notes are always so prompt and gracious.
- I wouldn't, unless you have a bit more to add.
- I recently received a thank-you note (in the regular mail) from a dinner guest.
- I emailed her, saying that her thank-you notes are always so prompt and gracious.
- She replied by email, "Well, you are always the gracious host".
- So, I guess this is a thank-you followed by a thank-you, followed by a thank-you.
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I wouldn't, unless you have a bit more to add.
I recently received a thank-you note (in the regular mail) from a dinner guest. I emailed her, saying that her thank-you notes are always so prompt and gracious. She replied by email, "Well, you are always the gracious host". So, I guess this is a thank-you followed by a thank-you, followed by a thank-you. Short, but cordial.
I recently received a thank-you note (in the regular mail) from a dinner guest. I emailed her, saying that her thank-you notes are always so prompt and gracious. She replied by email, "Well, you are always the gracious host". So, I guess this is a thank-you followed by a thank-you, followed by a thank-you. Short, but cordial.
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