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1Likes- 11-Dec-2010, 19:02 #1
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help me with " Thank you" I heard that there are two intonations for the phrase " Thank you". What are they? and is there any difference between the two intonations?
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- 11-Dec-2010, 20:12 #2
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Teacher Re: help me with " Thank you" There are an infinite number of intonations for this phrase. Only a great deal of context can help us decide which is intended/understood.
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- 18-Dec-2010, 06:07 #3
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Teacher Re: help me with " Thank you" Typically, the stress would be on the word 'thank.'
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