Name: どういたしまして」とは言わない!ありがとうございました」にはきちんと返事をしましょう (DO NOT say "you're welcome"! Respond to "thank you" PROPERLY!)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:16:34.000Z
Duration: 8 min 51 s
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back to English With Lucy.

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all of the ways that you
can respond to thank you.

is a perfectly valid way
to respond to a thank you.

and then you say it again,
and again, and again.

The purpose of this video is
to expand your vocabulary bank,

so that you have many more
options when somebody thanks you.

But if you want to improve your listening

than I highly recommend
listening to audio books.

It's something I mention
in a lot of my videos,

but I mention it a lot
because I know it works.

I advise you to take a
book that you already have,

Just reading alone will not
help you with your pronunciation

because English is not
a phonetic language.

If you are hearing the
word as you read it,

You can get a free audiobook,
that's a 30 day free trial

of audible by clicking on the
link in the description box.

I've got loads of recommendations
for great audio books,

and also the physical book
counterpart on Amazon.

I really encourage you
to try out this method

because it could transform
your pronunciation,

your spelling, your vocabulary
and you're listening.

Right, let's get started with the lesson.

Let's begin with informal
or casual phrases

that you can use with
your friends and family.

that their thanks has been
taken into consideration,

Number two, this one is
slightly more American.

if a slightly older
person is thanking you.

Number three, the third
way to respond to thank you

that they should be thanked,
you can say, no, thank you.

For example, thanks for
accepting the invitation.

I'm emphasising that really,
I should be thanking them

Number four, this one is much more formal.

If we say it in its entire form
it's, the pleasure is mine.

You can also shorten it
to make it less formal

by saying, my pleasure,
or simply, pleasure,

For example, thanks for
taking the parcel in for me.

That's a short way of
saying it was my pleasure,

The response, I know
you'd do the same for me.

I know you'd look after my
cat, so I looked after yours.

You might say this if
you don't really care,

or if somebody is thanking
you for doing something

But depending on the intonation
and the tone of voice,

So I could say, thank
you for picking me up

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どういたしまして」とは言わない!ありがとうございました」にはきちんと返事をしましょう (DO NOT say "you're welcome"! Respond to "thank you" PROPERLY!)

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