can we say " no thanks" instead of " u are welcome" ?
2008-11-16 5:46 am
as above.. will ppl be misunderstood if i say "no thanks" instead of "u are welcome" ?
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2008-11-16 6:11 am
✔ 最佳答案
"no thanks" is used when u politely want to refuse something"you're welcome" is used when someone thanks u for something or when they are grateful to u for something
So no, they cannot be interchanged, they have different meanings.
2008-11-16 5:55 am
No, they mean different things. "No thanks" is a polite way of saying "no" when someone offers you something, while "you're welcome" is a response to "thank you."
"Do you want some food?"
"No thanks, I don't want any."
"Thank you."
"You're welcome!"
"Do you want some food?"
"No thanks, I don't want any."
"Thank you."
"You're welcome!"
2008-11-16 5:55 am
You cannot say that, they do not mean the same thing.
2008-11-16 6:33 am
Ummm. they don't mean the same thing, so, yeah, you would be misunderstood, and no, you can't use them interchangeably.
2008-11-16 5:50 am
I would.
Usually your welcome is used after someone thanks you.
Usually your welcome is used after someone thanks you.
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