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do you want me to warm it up? do you want it hot? hi, the sandwhich is cold. how do I say, please, if I want to know if the customer wants the sandwhich hot? thanks.
Originally Posted by jctgf do you want me to warm it up? do you want it hot? hi, the sandwhich is cold. how do I say, please, if I want to know if the customer wants the sandwhich hot? thanks. HI jctgf, "... warm it up" or "warmed (up)" will work just fine. Thus either: Do you want me to warm it up? Would you like it warmed (up)?
Originally Posted by Monticello HI jctgf, "... warm it up" or "warmed (up)" will work just fine. Thus either: Do you want me to warm it up? Would you like it warmed (up)? thanks!
Originally Posted by jctgf Do you want me to warm it up? Do you want it hot? Hi, The sandwhich is cold. How do I say, please, if I want to know if the customer wants the sandwhich hot? Thanks. Both are very good. The first is more common. Mind your capitals - this isn't a text message!
Originally Posted by Charlie Bernstein Both are very good. The first is more common. Mind your capitals - this isn't a text message! ...sandwhich... And your spelling! ('Which sandwich do you want?) b
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