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It can be difficult to know how to reply to “thank you.” Most commonly, people will say “you’re welcome” or “no problem.” Yet, it is worthwhile thinking about your response to this question in different situations. You can have a variety of responses depending upon the situation you are in. For instance, you may want to respond differently to this question if you are in a business meeting. You may also need to adapt your response to the character of your relationship with the person. For instance, one one may respond differently if it is a close friend. An appropriate response will convey a positive impression to the person you are talking to. | It can be difficult to know how to reply to “thank you.” Most commonly, people will say “you’re welcome” or “no problem.” Yet, it is worthwhile thinking about your response to this question in different situations. You can have a variety of responses depending upon the situation you are in. For instance, you may want to respond differently to this question if you are in a business meeting. You may also need to adapt your response to the character of your relationship with the person. For instance, one one may respond differently if it is a close friend. An appropriate response will convey a positive impression to the person you are talking to. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
===Responding to Thank You in Informal Situations=== | ===Responding to Thank You in Informal Situations=== | ||
