CryptoMystic
Thu Nov 14 2024
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6 answers
1641
Can you say no to a service charge?
I'm wondering if it's possible to refuse a service charge when it's presented to me. Are there any circumstances where it's acceptable to decline paying this additional fee?
Margherita
Mon Aug 05 2024
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6 answers
1416
Is it rude to say no to prom?
Would it be considered impolite or disrespectful to decline an invitation to the prom, especially if it's coming from a friend or someone you have a close relationship with? Is it necessary to offer an explanation or is a simple "no, thank you" sufficient? How might the person inviting you react to your decision, and is there a way to phrase your refusal in a way that minimizes potential hurt feelings?
CryptoTitaness
Mon Aug 05 2024
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7 answers
1405
How to say no to prom nicely?
How do you gracefully decline an invitation to prom while still maintaining a positive and respectful tone? What are some polite and considerate ways to express your decision without hurting the feelings of the person who extended the invitation? Could you provide some examples of how to phrase your refusal, ensuring that the conversation remains respectful and amicable? Additionally, are there any tips or strategies you could recommend for managing the aftermath of declining the invitation, such as avoiding awkwardness or maintaining a friendly relationship with the person who invited you?
GyeongjuGloryDays
Wed May 22 2024
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6 answers
1343
How do Russians say no?
How do Russians typically express refusal or decline an offer in their daily conversations? Is there a specific phrase or way of saying "no" that is commonly used? Does it vary depending on the context or the person they're speaking to? Also, is there a cultural nuance or politeness factor involved when Russians decline something? I'm curious to know if their way of saying "no" differs significantly from how it's expressed in English.
