How do you show appreciation in words?

How do you show appreciation in words?

Simple Thanks

1. “You’re the best.”
2. “I’m humbled and grateful.”
3. “You knocked me off my feet!”
4. “My heart is still smiling.”
5. “Your thoughtfulness is a gift I will always treasure.”
6. “Sometimes the simplest things mean the most.”
7. “The banana bread was fabulous. You made my day.”
8. “I’m touched beyond words.”

How do you write the best thank you note ever?

WHAT

1. Greeting. Don’t forget to make sure you’re using the correct form and spelling of the person’s name, as well as anyone else’s mentioned in the note.
2. Express your thanks. Begin with the two most important words: Thank you.
3. Add specific details.
4. Look ahead.
5. Restate your thanks.
6. End with your regards.

What does Thanks anyways mean?

“Thanks” is a more casual way to say “thank you”. You say “thanks anyway” when: you’ve asked someone for help or information. they tried to help you but it didn’t work.

Is saying anyways rude?

Using the word anyway at the beginning of the sentence can appear to be impolite at times. How polite or impolite the word sounds might depend on the speaker’s voice. It also depends on the person you are speaking to.

How do you say thank you for nothing politely?

The only way to say this ‘politely’ is to forgo any subtext. “Thank you” is the way to do that. “Well, thank you for nothing!” I’m not sure the message would get across any more politely. Try saying it in French, and smile.

What does it mean thanks for nothing?

(also thanks a bunch); (also thanks a lot) used to show you are annoyed when someone has done something you are unhappy about or has failed to help you in some way: “I told Dad you’d love to wash his car.” “Thanks a lot.”

How do you say no need for thanks?

Synonyms

1. no thanks necessary.
2. there’s no need to thank.
3. you don’t have to thank.
4. do not thank.
5. don’t thank.
6. my pleasure.
7. no need to thank me.
8. no problem.

Is sure rude?

If asked a question that would warrant a “yes “ or “no” answer saying sure could be seen as being rude. Usually it means the person didn’t understand the question and instead of asking for clarity or for the question to be repeated they would say “sure”.

Is obviously rude?

If you want to be abrupt and a little bit rude, then go with obviously because that usually makes another person feel stupid. As in to say that they should have known the answer to that themselves because it was so ‘obvious. ‘

Does please sound rude?

‘ was perhaps your grandmother’s way of saying ‘try to be polite. ‘ Yet while ‘thank you’ is still important to civilized discourse, I find that ‘please’ has almost the opposite effect in American English. It can make a question sound urgent, blunt, and even downright rude.

Can please be rude?

If you ask someone to do something in a rude or controlling manner, saying please does not make it OK. And by adding the word please, it can come off as both patronizing and condescending. In the same ways it can be misinterpreted for exactly the same reasons, even though you might think it to be a fair request.

Is it rude to say could you please?

First of all, “could you please” sounds more polite and less rude. When we say “Can you please…”, the question actually asks the subject whether they are capable of doing something.

Is sounds good unprofessional?

“Sounds great” is perfectly acceptable business informal, Don’t worry about it. I don’t think that you are are overthinking this. It’s clean and simple without puffery; formally informal.

What is the reply of Sounds good?

Hey, “That sounds great/good” means the proposed idea or plan is a good one that I agree with or want to take part in. For example: “Do you want to go shopping with me tomorrow?” The correct response is “Yes, I do.” OR “Sure, that sounds great.”

What can I say instead of No worries?

What is another word for no worries?

it’s nothing	don’t mention it
no problem	no probs
not at all	think nothing of it
you’re welcome	my pleasure
it’s a pleasure

What to say instead of that sounds good?

2 Answers. There’s actually plenty of these. “Sure thing,” “Of course,” “All right,” “That’s fine,” etc. Each has a slightly nuanced difference, but the above are certainly more positive than a simple “OK” or “Yes” and less so than “It would be my pleasure.”

How do you say OK in a fancy way?

Synonyms & Antonyms of OK

1. agreeable,
2. all right,
3. alright,
4. copacetic.
5. (also copasetic or copesetic),
6. ducky,
7. fine,
8. good,

What can I say instead of okay?

What is another word for okay?

fine	acceptable
reasonable	all right
OK	satisfactory
good	copacetic
agreeable	hunky-dory

What does it mean when a guy says sounds good?

Originally Answered: If I asked a guy that if he ever wanted to hang out & he says “sounds good” what does that mean? It means hanging out sounds good. Try following up with a direct response. ‘Sounds good’ is probably a little disappointing because it’s agreeable, but you still have no plans.