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Thanks, David vs Thank you David

"Thanks, David" and "Thank you, David" are both proper English phrases, but they would be used in somewhat dissimilar contexts. "Thanks, David" is a more casual and informal way to express gratitude, often used in spoken language or in informal written communication. On the other hand, "Thank you, David" is a more formal and polite way to thank someone, commonly used in professional settings or when you want to show more respect.
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Thanks, David

This phrase is correct and commonly used in informal contexts to express gratitude.

This phrase is a casual and informal way to thank someone, often used in spoken language or informal written communication.

Examples:

  • Thanks, David, for helping me with the project.
  • Thanks, David, I really appreciate your support.
  • Thanks, David, it was fun.
  • All right, thanks, David.
  • Still waiting on the mom. Thanks, David.
  • We want to go live now to Melissa who's in Durango following late-breaking events in this crash. Yes, thank you, David.
  • Thank you, David, for giving me this great opportunity to become a partner.
  • I want to thank you, David, for the publicity.
  • Thank you, David, for getting them to release Lynda's body.
  • Apropos of what I said earlier, I wanted to thank you, David.
  • And thanks for everything, David.
  • Thank you, David. I assure you that I will convey to the Bureau your request concerning additional human resources for the work of the petitions secretariat.
  • Mr President, I would like to thank the rapporteur, David Martin, for what I regard as a very rich report on aid for trade.
  • And thanks. David, by everything.
  • Thank you. Well, David, you know how Paramount loves Jerry Lewis... but this one is right up your alley, and I would consider...
  • I particularly thank the rapporteur, David Bowe, for going to such great trouble with this report, for always being open to discussion and also being very pragmatic and determined, even if we do not agree on every point.
  • Thanks a lot, Larry David.
  • I would like to thank the rapporteur, Mr David Casa, for his work on the report.
  • When peace was given a second chance thanks to Camp David, let us not forget that Mr Barak made more concessions than ever, but Mr Arafat did not accept the extended hand of peace.
  • Thanks for coming to see us, David.
  • Goodbye, David, thanks for the company.
  • Thanks for making it out from D.C., David.

Alternatives:

  • Thanks, David!
  • Thanks a lot, David
  • Thanks so much, David
  • Thanks for your help, David
  • Thanks for everything, David

Thank you David

This phrase is correct and commonly used in formal contexts to express gratitude.

This phrase is a formal and polite way to thank someone, commonly used in professional settings or when you want to show more respect.

Examples:

  • Thank you, David, for your assistance.
  • Thank you, David, for the opportunity.
  • Thank you, David, for giving me this great opportunity to become a partner.
  • I want to thank you, David, for the publicity.
  • Thank you, David, for getting them to release Lynda's body.
  • We want to go live now to Melissa who's in Durango following late-breaking events in this crash. Yes, thank you, David.
  • Apropos of what I said earlier, I wanted to thank you, David.
  • Ladies and gentlemen, I think we should all stand up - stand up and give a big thank-you to David Lampard for this lovely food that we're enjoying.
  • Thank you, David. I assure you that I will convey to the Bureau your request concerning additional human resources for the work of the petitions secretariat.
  • Michel I want to say thank you for David and for me as well
  • Thank you. David's voice: It was funny how that affected me - the applause.
  • Thank you for finding my David.
  • We especially want to thank you for sending us David... whose bravery and selflessness... has kept our dearest Maria safe and well.
  • A very special thank you also to David White who wrote the original & kscd; help documention. Great Job David!
  • Thank you. Well, David, you know how Paramount loves Jerry Lewis... but this one is right up your alley, and I would consider...
  • And please thank David again for meeting with me.
  • Seinfeld, Larry David, thank you very much.
  • But I would like to thank David Martin once again for what has been an excellent and welcome report.
  • Bryan, David, thank you guys so much for inviting me over.
  • And thanks. David, by everything.
  • Goodbye, David, thanks for the company.
  • I relax with David, thanks to you.

Alternatives:

  • Thank you, David!
  • Thank you very much, David
  • Thank you so much, David
  • I appreciate it, David
  • I'm grateful, David

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