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thank you vs thank you kindly

Both 'thank you' and 'thank you kindly' are correct phrases used to express gratitude. 'Thank you' is the more common and widely used expression, while 'thank you kindly' adds a touch of formality or old-fashioned charm. The choice between the two depends on the level of formality or personal style the speaker wishes to convey.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 514 views

thank you

This is a common and widely used phrase to express gratitude.

It is used to show appreciation or gratitude for something someone has done for you.

Examples:

  • Thank you for your help.
  • I just wanted to say thank you for everything.
  • And-And thank you for your steadfast support.
  • Yes, thank you very much.
  • I wanted to thank you for bringing the kids back.
  • Elvira, I wanted to say thank you.
  • And thank you for preventing bloodshed earlier.
  • Mr Commissioner, thank you for your speech.
  • The Commerce Department wanted thank you for helping Durmant Gas.
  • Guys, we thank you for your help.
  • Quickly and easily create your ClickBank thank you page.
  • So thank you for getting that message out there.
  • Let me thank you again for that.
  • Mr President, thank you for upholding gender equality.
  • Well, thank you, sir.
  • That is my personal space thank you.
  • We thank you for your patience.
  • Your subscription request is successful, thank you.
  • We thank you for your explanation.
  • On behalf of the department, thank you.
  • No, but thank you for the great early birthday present.
  • But thank you for your concern, Aaron.

Alternatives:

  • Thanks
  • Many thanks
  • Much appreciated
  • I appreciate it
  • Thanks a lot

thank you kindly

This phrase is less common but still correct, adding a touch of formality or old-fashioned charm.

It is a slightly more formal or old-fashioned way to express gratitude.

Examples:

  • Thank you kindly for your assistance.
  • Thank you kindly for your consideration.
  • Thank you kindly, but unfortunately my father is waiting for me.
  • Thank you kindly... Mr Maybold?
  • Well, thank you kindly, ma'am.
  • If you got it to spare, thank you kindly.
  • I can inform him myself, thank you kindly.
  • Thank you kindly, but as soon as I haul these ashes, I'll be on my way.
  • Even under the circumstances, thank you kindly.
  • Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Commissioner, I too thank you kindly.
  • Now, I thank you kindly for your assistance, and good night.
  • Now, I thank you kindly for your assistance, and good night.
  • I'll not be called a common sheep, thank you kindly.
  • And thank you kindly for not eating us, but we best be on our way.
  • Thank you, thank you kindly, Hugh.
  • Mr President, honourable Members of the European Parliament, Commissioner Wallström, Commissioner Frattini, ladies and gentlemen, thank you kindly for your invitation to join in your debate on the future of Europe.
  • Thank you kindly for your courteous welcome.
  • Thank you kindly there, Kenny.
  • Thank you kindly, but... ...you live out in the woods.
  • "Thank you kindly, sir, for picking me up."

Alternatives:

  • Thank you very much
  • Thank you so much
  • Thank you a lot
  • Thanks a bunch
  • Thanks a million

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