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26 June
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Question about English (US)
Is this natural to thank someone who is honest and willing to tell me the truth?
“Thank you for your openness.”
Is this natural to thank someone who is honest and willing to tell me the truth?
“Thank you for your openness.”
“Thank you for your openness.”
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- English (US)
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@studiousme Yes! You can also say:
“I appreciate your openness.”
“I appreciate your honesty.”
- Simplified Chinese (China)
@mulansgrandma Thanks. Can I also say “Thank you for your frankness”?
- English (US)
- Greek
@studiousme I don’t see a problem. To my ears it sounds the tiniest bit unnatural, but I’ve seen it written on the internet multiple times!
- Simplified Chinese (China)
@mulansgrandma Gotcha. Also, how do Americans use “in all honesty”? Is it often used to throw agreeing or disagreeing opinions?
- English (US)
- Greek
@studiousme I would say disagreeing opinions. You’re telling someone what you really think and it’s probably something they don’t wanna hear or something simply disappointing.
For example “You know you’re my best friend, but in all honesty your party was a bust.”
- Simplified Chinese (China)
@mulansgrandma Thank you for your example sentence. It makes me absorb the use of “in all honesty” to a T.
Also, the word “bust” is also often used to refer to the breasts’ measurements, right?
Also, the word “bust” is also often used to refer to the breasts’ measurements, right?
- English (US)
- Greek
@studiousme yes bust has multiple meanings.
- Simplified Chinese (China)
- English (US)
- Greek
- Simplified Chinese (China)
@mulansgrandma Ok, um, can I ask one more question? What’s the difference between “bust” and “cup”?
What’s your bust?
What’s your cup?
What’s your bust?
What’s your cup?

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