English Expressions for Thanking Sample Clauses

English Expressions for Thanking. The expression which the speaker commonly expresses for thanking someone is called thanking expression. The thanking expression is used to show an appreciation to the other people. The occurrence of the expression of the thanking expression can be at the beginning, middle, or at the end of the speaker‟s conversation with the other person(s). As mentioned previously, the speaker‟s thanking expressions usually occurs due to the cases which are caused by the other person(s), for example due to the person‟s question about the speaker‟s condition. Like the greeting expressions, the thanking expression is the most dominant expression to occur in the communication. The commonest openings used in the thanking expressions is the word thank you,…, The expression for thanking is almost apparent in any conversation, and is almost expressed by any people involving in the conversation. The people who also express the thanking expressions to the other people, especially to their guests, are the art shopkeepers at Penestanan, Ubud. Their thanking expressions to their guests are shown below: (1) Guest : Thank you very much. Art shopkeeper : Thank you, Sir. (2) Guest : Okay, I only take this one. Art shopkeeper : Okay, Thank you. Have a nice day. (3) Guest : Okay, Thank you. Art shopkeeper : You‟re welcome. (4) Guest : Ya… I bought for my son, size small. Art shopkeeper : Thank you very much. The expressions underlined in the data above all belong to the thanking expressions. The expression of the art shopkeepers thanking expressions all occur at the end of their conversations with the guests. The art shopkeepers thanking expressions are expressed as a respond to the guest‟s thanking expressions. The thanking expression (1) is as a respond of the art shopkeeper to a thanking expression expressed by the guest. The guest‟s thanking expression was expressed to the art shopkeeper of „De Munut‟ art shop called Xx Xxxxx Xxxxx, after hearing the art shopkeeper‟s to help guests try wearing a dress. The thanking expression (2) is as a respond of the art shop keeper, the same person of „De Munut‟ art shop is Xx Xxxxx Xxxxx - to the thanking expression expressed by the guest, for the art shopkeeper‟s when the goods are purchased by guests. The thanking expression (3) is also the same person of „De Munut‟ art shop called Xx Xxxxx Xxxxx- to the thanking expression of the guest. The guest‟s thanking expression after art shop keeper smoothing and neatly wrapped xxxxxx purchased by guests....
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