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Eguynth Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Saying cheers
I am currently working for a english company but I am south asian. Most of the time I speak to english people. I have noticed they usually say "cheers" when we end a conversation.
My question is how do I respond to it? I just say cheers?
for an example today I asked our sales guy "I have sent you the tech email, can you please check and let me know if there's any errors"
he says "will do, cheers"
How do I respond to this? I say thanks? cheers? np?
My question is how do I respond to it? I just say cheers?
for an example today I asked our sales guy "I have sent you the tech email, can you please check and let me know if there's any errors"
he says "will do, cheers"
How do I respond to this? I say thanks? cheers? np?
Top answer
In this case cheers is a very informal way of saying thanks. You could still say thanks or ta. I do say cheers also but not just on it's own.
- In this case cheers is a very informal way of saying thanks.
- You could still say thanks or ta.
- I do say cheers also but not just on it's own.
- Cheers, mate.
- Cheers for that.
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In this case cheers is a very informal way of saying thanks.
You could still say thanks or ta. I do say cheers also but not just on it's own. Cheers, mate. Cheers for that. Ok, cheers.
Something along those lines.
Dave
You could still say thanks or ta. I do say cheers also but not just on it's own. Cheers, mate. Cheers for that. Ok, cheers.
Something along those lines.
Dave
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