No matter how you slice it, in American English, to use the phrase “No problem” as the correct response to “thank you” and most other situations is not accurate. In fact, it’s inappropriate, in most instances inaccurate and in some instances rude. The correct response… one more time is “You’re welcome,” or “It’s my pleasure.”
À côté de cette,What does no worrrrie’s mean?
No worries is an expression seen in Australian/British/New Zealand-English meaning » do not worry about that ». It is similar to the English no problem. « No worries » (always plural).
outre,How do you respond when someone says “do not worry”?
Judith, I would think your ‘no problem’ is the better choice as what you are in fact saying is: ‘Do not worry, it is no problem.’ You would like to assure the other person that you accept the excuse and would like to assure her that it, the ‘whatever’, had caused you no discomfort. I would suggest that you may make it more personal and accurate.
En conséquence,Is it correct to say ‘no worry’?
« no worry » is not a phrase used in English; perhaps the closest phrase that is not idiomatic might be « don’t worry. ». But « no worries » is a popular idiom meaning « don’t worry » or « it’s okay », when used as an answer to « I’m sorry » or « excuse me ».
What does “no worries” mean in Australian slang?
Lets suppose you go to a grocery store and say thanks to cashier after paying them, The cashier will reply “No worries” instead of you’re welcome or no problem. I’m saying according to Australia because they use this slang along. But if we talk about US or any other country where someone says “no worries” it can also mean they are not worried.
What is the difference between no worry and no worries?
“No worry” is basically used to signify the lack of worries whereas “No worries” is a more idiomatic phrase that could be extended to something like “don’t worry about it” and is often used when someone is being apologized to for something. Is it correct to say « Don’t be worried »?
What does it mean to worry about something?
to make someone feel unhappy and frightened because of problems or unpleasant things that might happen: You worried your mother by not writing. [ + that ] It worries me that he hasn’t phoned yet. The continued lack of rain is starting to worry people. Más ejemplos. Don’t worry about a thing.
Is it correct to say “do not worry no problem”?
Judith, I would think your ‘no problem’ is the better choice as what you are in fact saying is: ‘Do not worry, it is no problem.’ You would like to assure the other person that you accept the excuse and would like to assure her that it, the ‘whatever’, had caused you no discomfort.