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Bookmark or Share- Which one to state — "We would like to thank You" or "We thank You""We would like to thank you" is a common way of phrasing it, but perhaps a bit conversational for an official plaque. "We thank you" is less common, but still acceptible. To me, it the "We" stands out due to this phrasing's relative rarity in comparison with the simpler "Thank you", putting the emphasis on the fact that it is a collective act ...
- Is "thank you to..." Correct - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange"Thank you to people" puts them in the second person: "To those people, (I address you and say) thank you (directly to you)." – Yosef Baskin Commented Jul 2, 2017 at 14:29
- What's the correct use of a comma when thanking someone?Technically, it is correct to separate the name of the person addressed from the rest of the utterance, e.g. 'Hi, Jim' or 'Nonsense, Alfreda!' However, this is a convention that many many people either do not know about, or ignore, especially in emails, online communication, etc. You're quite right to use it, so please go on doing so!
- Why does "tar" mean “thank you”? - English Language & Usage Stack ...The word to which you refer is usually written ta. It has been around since at least the eighteenth century and is thought of as being an infantile form of "thank you". Indeed the OED's supposition is that that is the origin of the word - a young child's attempt to say "thank you". Though it is commonly in very informal adult use today.
- Meaning/origin of "You bet" as a response to "Thank you"In a radio show (such as APM Marketplace), when a host interviews a guest, the conversation ends with the host saying "Thank you" and the guest saying something similar in response. Usually it is "Thank you" or "Great to be with you" or "My pleasure". Often they respond with "You bet", which really puzzles me.
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