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Hkqq Posted 17 years ago
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Take back
Hi Sir, My wife return me the changes ($). I want her to keep them for her own use. Am I right to say
"Take back for your own use"
Rgds, Michael
"Take back for your own use"
Rgds, Michael
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Hi, My wife return me the changes ($). I want her to keep them for her own use. Am I right to say "Take back for your own use" In a restaurant, when the waiter brings my change, I often say 'Keep the change'.
- Hi, My wife return me the changes ($).
- I want her to keep them for her own use.
- Am I right to say "Take back for your own use" In a restaurant, when the waiter brings my change, I often say 'Keep the change'.
- It's a standard phrase for giving a tip, eg to a taxi driver, porter, etc.
- However, there are cultural issues involved when you consider husband and wife.
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Hi,
My wife return me the changes ($). I want her to keep them for her own use. Am I right to say
"Take back for your own use"
In a restaurant, when the waiter brings my change, I often say 'Keep the change'. It's a standard phrase for giving a tip, eg to a taxi driver, porter, etc.
However, there are cultural issues involved when you consider husband
My wife return me the changes ($). I want her to keep them for her own use. Am I right to say
"Take back for your own use"
In a restaurant, when the waiter brings my change, I often say 'Keep the change'. It's a standard phrase for giving a tip, eg to a taxi driver, porter, etc.
However, there are cultural issues involved when you consider husband
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