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Oct 4, 2008 ... I couldn't believe what kind of nonsense he found in his dictionary, and so I decided to do some googling of my own and see what I could come up ... If somebody says “thank you” after receiving a gift, you can say “It's nothing special.” In Korean, you should say 별거 아니에요 (byeolgeo anieyo). Instead of ... May 8, 2024 ... Posts about Why do millennials often say “of course” instead of saying “you're welcome” when you thank them? written by Enchanted Seashells. Apr 11, 2023 ... “You're welcome” is a common shortening of the phrase you are welcome, which is used as a polite response to the phrase thank you. Jan 13, 2012 ... The congregation sends its own signals. Is visitors parking clearly marked? And when you park there, does someone greet you with a warm welcome ... Aug 1, 2024 ... "You're (very) welcome" is a nice way to respond when someone thanks you. Intensifiers like "very" and "so" would sound normal. Jun 28, 2024 ... You could say “my pleasure”. It's very polite and a little formal but it's a kind response. Apr 30, 2015 ... Got a question for Philologos? Ask him directly at [email protected]. Mosaic reader Paul Socken writes to ask: “How do you say ... Jun 6, 2014 ... "I've decided that when someone says,'Thank you,' I'm going to say, 'You're welcome.' It's a moral issue." May 27, 2021 ... "You're welcome" is appropriate both formally and informally. There are other options that commenters mention below, almost all of which are good.