Happy Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is the perfect time to reflect and appreciate all the blessings in your life. In the American Thanksgiving tradition, we find ourselves giving thanks during this time of year. Here are different ways to express your gratitude. If you are not a native English speaker who is wanting to improve your overall American English language and pronunciation skills or are someone who is required to use formal communication in professional settings, continue reading below for novel ways of how to express your gratitude!
5 Alternate Ways to Say “Thank You” in English without Saying “Thank You”
I appreciate …..
I am grateful for….
That was a kind gesture…
Much obliged …
How thoughtful of you...
5 Ways to Elevate “Thank You”
Thanks a million
I can’t thank you enough
Thanks a ton
Many thanks
Thank you for ever
5 Ways to Show “Thank You”
Thumbs up
Nodding while genuinely smile
High Give
Handshake
Handwritten note
And….just for fun…..Here are some Thanksgiving themed slang/ idioms
Go cold turkey
Quitting a bad habit
“He decided to quit smoking, cold turkey, rather than using a patch.”
As easy as pie
Something was perceived as being easy and simple
“My co-worker didn’t want to bother me with the change to the project. I told her to not worry about, since the correction was easy as pie to make.”
blessing in disguise
An unexpected outcome that ended up having a positive outcome at a later time
“I didn’t get the job I wanted, but it was a blessing in disguise, as the company went bankrupt.”
How to Say “Thank You” in Different Languages
Italian: Grazie
French: Merci
German: Danke
Spanish: Gracias
Hindi: धन्यवाद (Dhanyavaad)
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