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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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Life Events
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birthday
(n)
the anniversary of the day someone was born
birthday party
birthday party
buy
(v)
buy with a credit card
buy with a credit card
retire
(v)
to finish working permanently, often due to old age
The man just retired, and he is celebrating with his coworkers.
The man just retired, and he is celebrating with his coworkers.
graduation
(n)
the ceremony where a student receives their degree
graduation ceremony
graduation ceremony
promotion
(n)
moving an employee to a higher rank within the company
find a job
find a job
anniversary
(n)
I marked our anniversary on the calendar.
I marked our anniversary on the calendar.
funeral
(n)
the ceremonial service conducted after someone dies
funeral ceremony
funeral ceremony
travel
(v)
travel with luggage
travel with luggage
graduate
(v)
After I graduate, I will travel the world for one year.
After I graduate, I will travel the world for one year.
wedding
(n)
an official ceremony where two people get married
wedding ceremony
wedding ceremony
move
(v)
to change your place or position
move quickly
move quickly
be born
(v)
My baby will be born very soon.
My baby will be born very soon.
get a job
(p)
My brother finally got a job!
My brother finally got a job!
die
(v)
He died in an accident last year.
He died in an accident last year.
home
(n)
new home
new home
job
(n)
employment, occupation
find a job
find a job
birth
(n)
the act of being born
birth of child
birth of child
engage
(v)
Are you engaged? Congratulations!
Are you engaged? Congratulations!
marry
(v)
I want to marry you.
I want to marry you.
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