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Bookmark or Share- Usage of "Indeed" in "Thank you very much indeed"Simply saying "Thank you" is not a strong enough cue for this purpose: it needs to be something that catches everyone's attention, and something that you would not normally say during the interview. Combined with a particular rise-and-fall speaking pitch, ("med med hi-hi-hi low low") "Thank you very much indeed." works very effectively: the ...
- What is the difference between "thanks" and "thank you"?When you say “thanks” to someone, it’s like a quick verbal pat on the back. The word itself doesn’t take much effort to say and it just rolls off your tongue. If you drop a pencil and someone picks it up for you, you’d say “thanks.” You basically would say thanks to just about anybody. “Thank you” on the other hand is a verbal ...
- Thanks. You got it - English Language & Usage Stack ExchangeThe use of "thanks" in sentences that are actually requests ("e.g., I'll have a regular coffee, thanks") might make this unclear, but as a response to a simple statement of thanks, "you got it!" doesn't sound natural. My first thought is, "got what? I didn't ask for anything"
- formality - When should we say 'Thanks' and when, 'Thank you ...1) "I thank you " is a full sentence with subject, verb and complement. 2) "thanks" is a noun. They have become sort of synonym, tough "thanks" is also used to express gratitude and appreciations in more formal writing or speech such as: We want to express our thanks to those who helped us. Hope it can help.
- Could we use "thank you too" instead of saying "you're welcome"?“You’re welcome,” “no problem,” and other variations used as a response to thanks express a sentiment that said action was no big deal. A: Thank you for cooking this meal for me. (expresses gratitude for person B’s cooking) B: You’re welcome! It was no problem at all. (expresses that person A is welcome to ask them to cook again)
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