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What is the difference between Thanks and Thsnks for me ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Thanks and Thsnks for me ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Thanks for doing this for me.
Thanks for being always so considerate towards me.
Thanks for always looking out for me.
영어로 “저를 위해 고맙습니다”라는 표현이 없어요. 그래서 위의 문장들처럼 “Thanks for...” 뒤에 이유가 있어야 돼요.
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Thanks is just “thank you”, but not as formal as “thank you”.
“Thanks for me” isn’t a proper English. It may be “thank him/her for me” or “thanks to me”.
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Do you know the difference between “thank him/her for me” and “thanks to me”?
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Thank him/her for me:
~에게 감사하다고 전달해 주세요
Thanks to me:
나 덕분에
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Thanks for me.
이 문장이 잘못된 문장이라면,
"저를 위해 고맙습니다."
를 표현할 때는 어떻게 표현할 수 있어요?
이 문장이 잘못된 문장이라면,
"저를 위해 고맙습니다."
를 표현할 때는 어떻게 표현할 수 있어요?
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Thanks for doing this for me.
Thanks for being always so considerate towards me.
Thanks for always looking out for me.
영어로 “저를 위해 고맙습니다”라는 표현이 없어요. 그래서 위의 문장들처럼 “Thanks for...” 뒤에 이유가 있어야 돼요.
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