Thank you kindly
Hello,
On another forum, a person- Peter which I coined for him here, asked another people, "Leave me alone, you are so annoying. Thank you kindly".
Is it usual to attach "kindly" after "thank you"? It sounds condescending. I knew the speaker is not a native speaker, and I'm curious about this expression.
Thanks.
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iclearwater Thank you kindly I'm non-native. it search engine and got 21 hits. The expression is mostly followed by the preposition "for".
- iclearwater Thank you kindly I'm non-native.
- it search engine and got 21 hits.
- The expression is mostly followed by the preposition "for".
- q=Thank+you+kindly&l=0
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iclearwaterThank you kindly
I'm non-native.
I've put "Thank you kindly" into the fraze.it search engine and got 21 hits. The expression is mostly followed by the preposition "for".
See this: https://fraze.it/n_search.jsp?q=Thank+you+kindly&l=0
0On another forum, a person- Peter which I coined for him here, asked another people, "Leave me alone, you are so annoying. Thank you kindly". You may not realize that Peter is being sarcastic here. It is sarcastic to thank someone for being annoying and going away.
Is it usual to attach "kindly" after "thank you"? 'In my experience, 'thank you kindly' is an old-fashioned p
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