DO NOT say 'you're welcome'! Respond to 'thank you' PROPERLY!

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[ianafrica]

"thank you"
"you should be"
Try that one guys

[khaeiiiiiii]

At this point, I don't even know if I'm breathing correctly.

[leonwilkinson]

American here. Some others: "Sure thing!" "It was on my way" (e.g., dropping someone home or picking something up for someone). "No big thing" or "No biggie" (very informal). "That's all right" (informal, implying no great effort). "It's all good" (from younger people). "It was no trouble, " or "No trouble" (like "no problem"). "You bet." "'Tweren't nothin'" (Southern dialect). "You got it" (very informal). I adore your program, Lucy. Thank you for all you've taught me (or "learned me" in Southern dialect).

[bakura]

*Lucy, this video is 8 minutes of therapy for the immense ingrattitude I have endured in life.... Thank you!*

[AbimbolaAdetoye]

“You’re very welcome”
“No problem”
“Thank YOU”
“The pleasure is mine” “My pleasure”
“I know you’d do the same for me”
“That’s alright”
“No worries”
“Don’t mention it”
“It was the least I could do”
“Anytime”
“Sure”
“It was nothing”
Formal way:
“Much obliged”
“You’re most welcome”
“We appreciate your business/custom”
“I’m happy to help”

[ronwood]

I am a military veteran. I very frequently hear, “Thank you for your service.”
I’ve begun to reply, “You’re worth it.”

[hamidrezaeshraghi]

Thank you Lucy, I am a 13-year-old teenager from Iran and I learned a lot from your explanations in this video and your other videos
I look forward to your next videos

[flekderantrow]

I found myself smiling while watching your videos; that's so cool! Thank you!

[naufval]

If everybody in hollywood movies spoke just like you, i wouldn't need to read subtitles

[NorthernKitty]

"I know you'd do the same for me" is the absolute BEST response to that person who you know would NOT do the same for you!! 😁

[davidcancela]

I love the recomendation you made related to audiobooks. I'll try it for sure. Thanks!!

[PaulFagan]

True! Audio and reading simultaneously is an excellent method of establishing connections. Audible and Kindle combined.

[louisyeo]

cashier: here's your change, thank you
me: it was the least i could do..
cashier: wtf

[ACL]

"You're welcome " is perfectly fine and very gracious.

[easyway]

Thank you very much Lucy..!! I love you.!

[Tallgrkguy]

Excellent tutorial ! So refreshing to have examples of some not so overused responses. One fast food chain in the U.S. trains their associates to say "My Pleasure" after a customer thanks them. I took note and thought, how clever and refreshing ! I've heard of the majority of the responses including the "much obliged" response (much less frequent). I adored how you explained meaning and intonation of each response. I'm Greek so we use intonation much more frequently when speaking to convey intent, joy, or distain. I absolutely adore your series and follow you. I have a few British friends and so I love to hear them speak (and use proper English).

[Olivs_]

My Mom: "Thank you for setting the table!"
Me: "We appreciate your business."

[chrismoraes]

Once I responded to a Spanish friend 'Dont mention it' and he said 'I won't'..

[mercychan]

BIG Thank YOU, Lucy❤🫶🏻💟🥂
Listening to your English inspires me to imitate your English accent, tone, intonation pronunciation!

Really appreciate your teaching ❤pop

[amymcginty]

Thank you very much! You’re so pretty, very engaging & a wonderful teacher!😘🤗