When someone says thank you, how should you reply?

When people say "thank you", they usually reply "Nothing, you're welcome", "I'm happy to help" and "I should".

No matter how insignificant the help given by others is, you should say "thank you" sincerely. The correct use of the word "thank you" will make the language full of charm and make the other person feel warm. Pay attention to the other person's reaction in time when thanking. When the other person doesn't know how to thank him, explain the reasons for thanking him in concise language.

To help a friend solve a problem, you can casually say "you're welcome", "it's a piece of cake" or "it's not worth mentioning" in the face of a friend's gratitude. In short, when replying to others' thanks, we should consider the identity of the other person and the importance of the matter, and then measure the reply.

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Learning to apologize in "sorry" social occasions is a panacea to ease the possible tension between the two sides. If you step on someone else's foot on the bus, a "sorry" can resolve their unhappiness. The most important thing when apologizing is sincerity. Not apologizing first seems to pass the buck. At the same time, we should pay attention to apologize in time, and hesitation will lose the opportunity to apologize.

"Please" in western countries, almost any time you need to trouble others, "please" is a polite expression that must be said. Such as "I'm sorry", "Please forgive me", "Please stay", "Please eat", "Please advise", "Please wait a moment" and "Please take care".