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20 Sep 2021
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English (US)
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Simplified Chinese (China)
Question about English (US)
How do you use the word "appreciate"?
How do you use the word "appreciate"?
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- English (US)
I appreciate your concern. Appreciate: to enjoy; like something.
- Japanese
Also, appropriate means "Thank you" . Is it correct? And What is difference between appropriate and "Thank you"?
- English (US)
- English (US)
I appreciate you being here. (“Im glad you’re here/decided to come.”)
I appreciate your interest in X. (I often get emails with this in it when I sign up for an email list on something I’m interested in.)
- English (US)
@Kookong I’m sorry, that is not correct Thank you is a response to someone doing something for you that benefits you benefit means help
- English (US)
Appreciate is often used to express thank you but another meaning can be a gratefulness or recognize the worth of an object. When someone does something nice , polite or a favor for you the appropriate response is to say thank you. Thank you for holding the door open. Thank you for helping me carry my groceries.Thank you for lending me money till pay day. I appreciate your kindness. I appreciate all you have done for me. But, appreciate can be used I appreciate the way the flowers smell in springtime.
- Japanese
What is difference between "Thank you for your kindness." and "I appreciate your kindness"?
- English (US)
- Japanese
- English (US)
@Kookong “I appreciate your kindness.” Is more formal
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