I said to give her a gift … she said it was very kind of me … how can I answer her?

For example, "Nothing, I just want to buy it when I see it. Besides, it's not valuable. I'm very happy that you can accept it!" Words like that. In this way, there can be no embarrassing scenes below.

As for giving gifts, the recipient usually makes polite remarks. When the recipient says that the giver is too polite, the giver can reply with a brief and slightly pleasant mood statement about the price of the gift and the mentality of the recipient/giver.

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When the giver says "polite remarks", he can not only avoid embarrassment, but also show his humility. The recipient's saying "polite words" is both a low-key and a kind of respect for the other party.

From this point of view, "polite words" occupy an important position in the university question of gift giving, and saying some "polite words" can make things easier and simpler.

If you just talk as usual when giving each other a gift, you can't express your wishes and leave a deep impression on others.

At the same time, we should be careful when we say "polite words", so as not to overdo it, so as not to turn "polite words" into flattery, which will arouse the other party's disgust.