Thank's  OR   Thanks  ?????
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's shows posession.\n\nThe only way that "Thank's" would be used properly, is if you were talking about something that belonged to the Thank...  which makes no sense.
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Nice to meet you?\n\nReply: "The pleasure is all mine"\n\nHow do you do?\n\nReply:  " I am well thank you, and you?"
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Yours sincerely\nYours truly\nThese are fairly business-like\nPerhaps 'Kind Regards' which is a bit more personal
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Sweet of you to do this. I am sure your word have made many of us day a better one. I am sure that you are loved by many. I knw this because... [LOVE IS SOMETHING...IF YOU GIVE IT AWAY..IT WILL COME RIGHT BACK TO YOU] Thanks for your wonderful words. We do appreciates them.
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youre allright?\nallright?\ncheers\nhello\n\ncheers is even used instead of thank you (not always but often)
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So does asking the question "does anyone else says thank you" count as a thank you? I don't know... you might be in violation of your own ettiquette.  \n\nBut I agree maybe we should all take a cue from Kim Possible and always end each request with "Please and Thank You!"\n\nI don't think I thank in advance but I try to remember to thank everyone when I pick a best answer. I often tend to forget to thank people when I put a question to vote though.
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A simple thank you should suffice. Or if you prefer, a SMALL token of appreciation. But a heartfelt thank you is the best.
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Thank you for remembering to write the thank you note!  I'm impressed.\n\nBegin with Dear Members of ... or just Dear (Club Name)\n\nThe 1st paragraph should thank them for their gift, and be specific about the amount and when you received it.  Keep it short..just a couple of sentences.\n\nIn the next paragraph, tell them how the gift will help you, i.e., books, tuition, etc.\n\nUse the third paragraph to reiterate your appreciation of the gift.\n\nClose with a "sincerely" or "in appreciation."\n\nAgain, I'm glad you're writing the note.  Trust me, the club members will appreciate your message no matter how you write the words.
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I agree with you. The real meaning of thankingsgiving means giving thanks to God. So you are right .
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Your quite welcome, and have a nice day. Have a good evening. Have a wonderful weekend. Have a great day tomorrow. Have a splendid week next week. Have a terrific month. Happy New year!!!
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What were you thinking? What you thanking us for?\n\nThanks for the 2 points!
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A thank you is a thank you regardless of how it's delivered and should always be appreciated,personally i'd be more than happy to get a thankyou by email.
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here's for all the times you've done something nice for me thanks\nlove, \n  (name)
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"You're welcome" in english is used to both an answer to "Thank you", and to actually mean that somebody is welcome.\nIn italian "thank you" is "Grazie" and you answer with "Prego".\nTo say "Welcome" you just say "Benvenuto/a/i/e": Benvenuto to a guy, Benvenuta to a woman, Benvenute to many women and benvenuti to many men (or a group of guys and gals).\n\nCiao is very informal and you should just use it with friends, you should not use it with people you don't know (like when you go shopping), and with elders. Salve is a little more formal, you can use it with  anybody. Buongiorno is more formal.\n\nCiao is also used to say goodbye, but again, it's informal. Arrivederci should be used with people you're not friend with.
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its just a turn of phrase now but I assume comes from the use of the conditional tense- I would do something conditional on something else happening. \nSo I would like to thank you (written in a card) may mean I would like to do it in person but I cannot.\nso its written as a replacement for face to face contact.  \nalso it may be that someone is offering their thanks in advance- I would like to thank you for your help ( if I receive it)
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huh..For me it's  hard  don't say excuse, please and thank you!It became a problem.I  often say  thanks,i'm  sorry, excuse me  with no  reason..:(
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How to Write a Thank-You Note\n\n\n\nYou can fill even short thank-you notes with appreciation and meaning. And remember, 'better late than never' applies'the recipient will always enjoy your thanks.\n \n \nSteps:\n1.  Mention the gift, favor or party you attended.\n \n2.  Talk about the appropriateness of the gift or favor: 'Your baby-sitting for my children has truly been a lifesaver in these difficult times.' (You can describe a gift that didn't quite suit your taste as 'a conversation piece' or 'unique.')\n \n3.  Tie the appropriateness of the gift to the person who gave it to you: 'You've always understood my taste in clothes.'\n \n4.  Talk about how you plan to use the gift (or substitute this step for step 2): 'I have a picture of my parents that would look perfect in your frame.' If you received a gift of money, mention how you will spend it.\n \n5.  Add a small personal note to update the giver about your life: 'I have completely recovered from my cold and plan to hit the slopes again as soon as I can.'\n \n6.  Consider sending a token of appreciation along with your note if you're thanking someone for a good deed. Possibilities include flowers, chocolate or an invitation to lunch (your treat).