Sebastiano
Tue Sep 24 2024
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Is it grammatically correct to say you are welcome?
Could you please clarify for me, is the phrase "you are welcome" grammatically accurate? I've often heard it used as a response to someone expressing gratitude, but I'm curious about its formal correctness. Is it considered proper English to say "you are welcome" when someone thanks you, or is there a more grammatically precise way to express the same sentiment?
Valentina
Sun Sep 22 2024
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7 answers
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What is the polite way to say you are welcome?
Could you please elaborate on the various ways one might express politeness in response to being thanked, specifically focusing on the phrase "you're welcome"? Are there any cultural nuances or regional differences to consider when choosing the most appropriate phrase? Furthermore, are there alternative expressions that convey a similar sentiment of graciousness and acceptance, while still maintaining a level of politeness and respect?
