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Most languages have an automatic response to thanks.
The British don't automatically respond to thanks, but Americans do. A response is not necessary in British English, but is becoming more frequent.
Some of the ways of responding to thanks are:
You're welcome. (mainly US)
Not at all. (Formal, UK)
It's my pleasure.
Don't mention it.
Any time.
That's alright/okay.
No problem.
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How to Respond to "Thank You"?
Most languages have an automatic response to thanks.
The British don't automatically respond to thanks, but Americans do. A response is not necessary in British English, but is becoming more frequent.
Some of the ways of responding to thanks are:
You're welcome. (mainly US)
Not at all. (Formal, UK)
It's my pleasure.
Don't mention it.
Any time.
That's alright/okay.
No problem.
- British Vs. American English: Colour/color Them Different
As all major languages do, English comprises a diverse family of speakers across a wide variety of geographical and ethnic boundaries. There is a world of difference between the English spoken in Oxford, Boston, Nashville, Toronto, Delhi, and Sydney....
- Dictionary With ?real? British Translation
British people are known for being very polite when speaking and expressing themselves. However, those who learn English and come from societies that use a more 'direct' way of communicating can misunderstand the message being transmitted. The...
- Other Ways To Say "i Am Fine"
If you find yourself constantly saying, ?I?m fine thank you, and you?, you might be surprised to find out that what you learned during your public school days isn?t the most natural way to greet someone. In fact, you may be giving the other person the...
- My Final Project ~ Are English Accents Important?
In general, some languages have their accents. English as one of the languages in the world also has accents, but there is a problem in learning it. Most of English learners are wondering about the importance of English accents. They are confronted with...
- Great Tips To Learn English Effectively
1-Move in with an English-speaking roommate 2-Date an English-speaking person: 3-Smile. No matter what people are saying: just smile. People will feel good talking to you and in time you may be able to catch a word or two. Remember: Adjust your smile...