What should I say when giving a teacher a gift?

General pleasantries will do, for example, you have worked hard and your son has bothered you, so the teacher still has a lot of teaching. There is something wrong, I hope the teacher will educate more. Thank you! It mainly reflects the gratitude for the hard work of the teacher and the understanding and support for the teacher's work.

If we just talk as usual when giving gifts to each other, we can neither express our feelings nor impress others. At the same time, you should be careful when you say "pleasantries", so as not to overdo it, so as not to turn "pleasantries" into flattery and arouse the resentment of the other party.

"Li" is a compliment or compliment without losing etiquette, not an exaggeration. Speaking "polite words" when giving gifts can not only show your humility and low-key, but also easily achieve your goals.

Precautions:

1, don't give too expensive gifts, it will be too utilitarian, you may refuse, and it will be a burden to yourself.

Never ask the teacher what gift he likes directly, because it is likely to be rejected and his sincerity will be doubted.