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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"You're welcome"
How about " you bet " is it pretty conceited to say it this way?
Thank you!
Thank you!
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You bet is pretty common and casual. I don't know what planted conceited in your mind.
- You bet is pretty common and casual.
- I don't know what planted conceited in your mind.
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You bet is pretty common and casual. I don't know what planted conceited in your mind.
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Hi,
Mu understanding that 'You bet' is only a regional usage.
Where I live, we usually do not feel it necessary to respond to 'You're welcome'.
Clive
Mu understanding that 'You bet' is only a regional usage.
Where I live, we usually do not feel it necessary to respond to 'You're welcome'.
Clive
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CliveWhere I live, we usually do not feel it necessary to respond to 'You're welcome'.This puzzles me. You bet is another way to say You're welcome, not a response to it.
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Hi,
Oh, I see. I misunderstood.
Nevertheless, 'You bet' is used only regionally in the USA, is it not?
Clive
Oh, I see. I misunderstood.
Nevertheless, 'You bet' is used only regionally in the USA, is it not?
Clive
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That I'm not sure of. All I know is that it's quite common where I live.
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I believe it's mostly mid-western, though I can't speak for the South.
I've never heard it on either coast.
CJ
I've never heard it on either coast.
CJ
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CalifJimI've never heard it on either coast."You bet" for "You're welcome" is not uncommon around here, but it is a tad WWII.
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