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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Thnaks none the same
What is the meaning of "thanks none the same"
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It should be "thanks nonetheless" or sometimes "thanks none the less". I think the speaker confused "thanks just/all the same" with "thanks nonetheless". You can say this to someone who hasn't really made anything for you but has offered help or made an effort to help you.
- It should be "thanks nonetheless" or sometimes "thanks none the less".
- I think the speaker confused "thanks just/all the same" with "thanks nonetheless".
- You can say this to someone who hasn't really made anything for you but has offered help or made an effort to help you.
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It should be "thanks nonetheless" or sometimes "thanks none the less". I think the speaker confused "thanks just/all the same" with "thanks nonetheless".
You can say this to someone who hasn't really made anything for you but has offered help or made an effort to help you.
You can say this to someone who hasn't really made anything for you but has offered help or made an effort to help you.
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