First of all, I want to tell you that I am a Hong Kong guy so please forgive my poor English and point out my mistake(s) that were found in this passage. Thanks a lot!
Many guys say "Thank you!" or "Thanks!" repectedly in their passages or speeches. Therefore, I want to find some words that can replace the word "Thanks" or "Thank you" and being flash in my speech or passage! May be some one can help me to solve this problem. Thanks a lot!
Which words can replace the word "Thanks/Thank you"?
2011-10-27 1:23 pm
回答 (11)
2011-10-27 1:42 pm
a THESAURUS is very useful...Look up the word thank you, and we get...Synonyms appreciation, appreciativeness, gratefulness, gratitude, thankfulness.........................
•I want to express my gratitude for [the gift]
•I want to express my appreciation [for the gift]
•I truly appreciate [the gift]
•I want to acknowledge your generosity
its called the internet.its very easy to operate.
•I want to express my gratitude for [the gift]
•I want to express my appreciation [for the gift]
•I truly appreciate [the gift]
•I want to acknowledge your generosity
its called the internet.its very easy to operate.
2011-10-27 1:30 pm
I appreciate it.
2011-10-27 1:27 pm
Ta
Cheers!
Much obliged
Cheers!
Much obliged
2011-10-27 1:32 pm
You could say "I am grateful" or "you have my gratitude".
You could say " I appreciate what you have done for me", or "you have my appreciation". Both of these are more for letters but in UK it is considered good English, by those who wish to use non slang expressions.
In the South of England we say "cheers mate" quite a lot. It is a more familiar term meaning "thank you friend".
Hope this helps, "nice one geezer!". (Means the same as "cheers mate" and is used in London by ppl known the world over as Cockneys.
You could say " I appreciate what you have done for me", or "you have my appreciation". Both of these are more for letters but in UK it is considered good English, by those who wish to use non slang expressions.
In the South of England we say "cheers mate" quite a lot. It is a more familiar term meaning "thank you friend".
Hope this helps, "nice one geezer!". (Means the same as "cheers mate" and is used in London by ppl known the world over as Cockneys.
2011-10-28 1:58 pm
You can say Enkosi,Ndiyabulela or Undincedile
2011-10-28 1:33 pm
'much obliged'- meaning you're really grateful.
'I really appreciate it' - when someone does something nice to you, like bringing your homework to you when you're sick
'I'm grateful'- meaning you're grateful...
btw, repectedly isn't a word(:
'I really appreciate it' - when someone does something nice to you, like bringing your homework to you when you're sick
'I'm grateful'- meaning you're grateful...
btw, repectedly isn't a word(:
參考: yay im a chinese living in Hong Kong too(:
2011-10-27 1:33 pm
its more sayings that are available such as very kind" or "i'll enjoy that" there are slag terms such as ta or cheers
2011-10-27 1:30 pm
Cheers, regards, kind regards, tar, nice one,
2011-10-27 1:30 pm
- You are appreciated.
- Your contribution is important.
- I applaud you.
- Much obliged.
- I give you gratitude.
That's all I can think of...
Lol
- Your contribution is important.
- I applaud you.
- Much obliged.
- I give you gratitude.
That's all I can think of...
Lol
2011-10-27 1:25 pm
u can say instead
"shut up"
"go away"
"eww wats this"
"i appreciate iut"
"No thanks"
"Why u even talking to me"
"shut up"
"go away"
"eww wats this"
"i appreciate iut"
"No thanks"
"Why u even talking to me"
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