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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
Learn the most common way to say "thank you"
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credit card
(n)
a plastic card issued by a bank or creditor that allows the holder to pay for goods or services on credit
The bank offered us a credit card.
The bank offered us a credit card.
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receipt
(n)
I don't need a receipt.
I don't need a receipt.
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present
(n)
On my second (2nd) birthday my present was a stuffed animal.
On my second (2nd) birthday my present was a stuffed animal.
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customer
(n)
paying customer
paying customer
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return
(v)
Return my stapler!
Return my stapler!
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buy
(v)
buy with a credit card
buy with a credit card
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cost
(n)
This toy costs one euro.
This toy costs one euro.
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cheap
(a)
low in cost, not expensive
Could you make this a little cheaper?
Could you make this a little cheaper?
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expensive
(a)
high in cost, not cheap
expensive house
expensive house
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discount
(n)
Can you give me a discount?
Can you give me a discount?
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sale
(n)
look for a sale
look for a sale
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salesperson
(n)
The salesperson gives me a receipt.
The salesperson gives me a receipt.
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cash
(n)
stacks of cash
stacks of cash
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spend money
(p)
He just doesn't want to spend money.
He just doesn't want to spend money.
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clothing store
(n)
clothing store
clothing store
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department store
(n)
I bought these shoes in the Department Store.
I bought these shoes in the Department Store.
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boutique
(n)
dress boutique
dress boutique
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shoe store
(n)
women's shoe store
women's shoe store
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jewelry store
(n)
This jewelry store is very expensive.
This jewelry store is very expensive.
mall
(n)
The mall is full of people.
The mall is full of people.
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supermarket
(n)
vegetable section of the supermarket
vegetable section of the supermarket
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want
(v)
to desire, to wish for something
The office workers wanted the doughnut.
The office workers wanted the doughnut.
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sample
(n)
Please try some of these free samples.
Please try some of these free samples.
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rent
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