"Thanks!"
There's a great variety of ways to thank people and show appreciation for a gift or an act of kindness.
See also:ආචාරශීලීව කතා කරන හැටි
Here are ten of them.
Ten ways to say "Thanks!"
casual · neutral · formal
- Thanks.casual"Here's your tea." "Thanks."
- Cheers.casual"I'll hold the door." "Cheers."
- Thank you very much.neutralThank you very much for the lift to Kandy.
- I really appreciate it.neutralYou helped me move house. I really appreciate it.
- You've made my day.casualYou remembered my birthday! You've made my day.
- How thoughtful.neutralYou brought flowers? How thoughtful.
- You shouldn't have.neutralA gift for me? Oh, you shouldn't have.
- That's so kind of you.neutralYou cooked dinner for us? That's so kind of you.
- I am most grateful.formalI am most grateful for your help with my application.
- We would like to express our gratitude.formalWe would like to express our gratitude to all our volunteers.
How to use them
- are fairly informal. People often say them without really thinking about it. We use them when somebody does something small to help you.
- are more formal. We use these when somebody has done something quite large or important to help you.
- We use when somebody gives you a present. We are saying thank you to the other person for thinking about you and deciding to give a present.
- is also for receiving a present. You are saying that the other person is too generous. It does NOT mean that the person speaking is angry or annoyed.
- are more formal. is especially formal and is only used in business letters and formal speeches.
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In British English, "Cheers" can mean:
See also: Apologizing to someone
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