#5 All Ears English

AEE 702: You're Welcome, Sure, No problem-What's the difference? 

How to respond to "Thank you":

"You're Welcome"語調有所不同,可以用來提醒別人有禮貌(謝謝)】
-->Formal/big deal(watch someone kids)/maybe for older generation

"You’re so/very welcome"
-->extra welcome/sweet/cute/polite/have a nice rapport with a person
something I hear women say more, kind of cute and polite

strongly contrast

"Sure"
-->casual/used between strangers/could be impersonal/fast-paced

"Of course"
--> could be more heartfelt or more meaningful. This is used when a friend thanks you for being a shoulder to cry on.

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"No problem/Not a problem"
-->it might be younger/quick conversation/teenagers maybe/This is casual.

"Don't worry about it"
-->a light favor you do for someone/it’s a same thing like you’re welcome


I think that All Ears English Podcast is really helpful. Because I always eager to learn English that it can be used in our daily life. I remember that when I was in senior high school, I had been to language school (Gjun). We had classes that need to conversation with foreign teacher. I usually come to class early, so teacher greets me every time. He says "How do you do" or "How's it going" to me and I respond "so-so" almost every time. As I see it, I'm really really impolite. I don't know what to say because the day is nothing special. So that is the reason why I pretty like this podcast. It's helpful and closing to our life. The English sentences, words might always come in handy.

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  1. I'm glad you found this site helpful to you. Totally agree, these words are so practical and could be used in our everyday conversation. Keep listening to it!

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