How do you reply when someone says you are invited to dinner?

When someone says they want to invite you to dinner, a high emotional intelligence reply can help you maintain your image, and at the same time express your respect and gratitude to the other party.

Here are some specific suggestions:

1, thanks:

"Thank you for your invitation. That's very kind of you. " "Thank you very much for your kindness. I feel very honored. " "Thank you for your invitation. I look forward to enjoying food with you. " 2. Euphemistic refusal:

"Thank you for your invitation, but I have something to deal with recently and may not have time." "Thank you very much for your invitation, but I have an appointment today. I hope we can have dinner together again next time. " "Thank you for your kindness, but I'm not feeling well recently and need to rest." 3. Make other suggestions:

"Thank you for your invitation, but I want to try some new restaurants or dishes. Is there any recommendation? " "If it's convenient for you, we can choose other ways of gathering, such as coffee or tea." "Thank you for your invitation, but I want to communicate in a more relaxed environment. How about we choose a weekend? "

4. Humorous response:

"Haha, thanks for the invitation, but I'm losing weight recently, so I'd better eat less." "Thank you for your kindness, but I'm a vegetarian recently and I can't break the rules." No matter which reply method you choose, you should keep a sincere and polite attitude. At the same time, we should also respect each other's feelings and opinions, and don't be too demanding or indifferent. The correct response can make you more handy in interpersonal communication.