What are the polite words to say when accepting gifts from others?

Today, let’s talk about some polite things. Whether in life or in the workplace, saying a few warm and polite words can really open up the relationship between each other. According to management guru Zeng Shiqiang, this is called "Chinese-style management", and there is indeed a lot of knowledge in it. The ability of us Chinese to say polite words has indeed a long history.

Thousands of years of cultural accumulation and the influence of Confucianism have turned interpersonal communication into a "euphemistic language art." Master these skills and you will become a well-spoken and popular person. But many people are always deceived by polite words and take the polite words as serious things. For example, the following polite words are acceptable, but you must not take them seriously.

The first sentence: Just come, what else can you get? Why are you so polite! Whether in work or in life, it is natural to ask for help. It is human nature. Especially when asking colleagues to do something, or asking friends to do a favor, they often say this. If someone comes to you to do something, and you have something to entrust, and you see the other person coming with something in his hand, it is out of politeness.

You should also say kind words. To be polite is to be polite. If the other party still accepts the gift, then it is indeed a polite word and should not be taken seriously. Next time you go there in a vacuum, do you really know what the other person is thinking? Second sentence: This thing is not worth much, so there is no need to give the money! Whether it's a meal, shopping for something, or occasionally advancing money for colleagues and friends.

It is inevitable. It stands to reason that if you are sensible, you should know the approximate price of the things you buy on your behalf. It is better to give the money to others as early as possible. After all, when it comes to money, some people say it easily, but they worry about it more than anyone else. Or maybe it’s because of the good face and fear of being called stingy by others, and it’s because of feelings that I feel embarrassed to ask for money.

So, out of human consideration, regardless of whether the thing is expensive or not, it is better to pay off the money advanced by others as soon as possible. The third sentence: Call me anytime if you need anything! You're welcome! People in the north, especially those in the northeast, are very face-saving. In one sentence: Isn’t it right not to give face to my buddies? You really can't tell what the other person is thinking. Especially in some drinking situations.

After a good meal and a good meal, this sentence is often heard when the relationship between buddies is in place. If you take this seriously, you would really think that someone would be here at your beck and call with just a phone call, which sounds a bit suspenseful. It is not easy for everyone to go out and hang out. If you ask for something from others, you must give thanks or benefits to others in advance. If you really have something big or small, you won't hesitate to call others to beg.

I guess the days when I have no friends are not far away. The fourth sentence: Let’s meet again next time! Be sure to let me host next time! Treating guests to dinner, as soon as the checkout point is about to arrive, someone silently goes to the toilet, or the phone is constantly on the phone. When it comes to checking out, there are indeed rules about who pays. But these rules are for those who understand etiquette and respect rules.

I will take the initiative to pay the bill even if I don’t say anything. But there are some stingy and stingy people who hardly pay for meals and can never find anyone when it’s time to treat them. For them, the most common thing they say is probably: Let me be the host next time! But next time, the same sentence will remain true. Fifth sentence: You're welcome.

What’s mine is yours, use it as you like! If your relationship is really strong, you may be sincere when you say such things to each other. But in the workplace, in the office, everyone's relationship is just average. When you hear the above sentence, don't take it seriously. Some people are not polite, and some are not polite. Even though everyone’s relationship is really good.

We can’t have no boundaries. Appropriate handling is not just about the distance between people. The key is that everyone has things and things they care about. Only by seeing this clearly can we better deal with what should be used casually and what should never be touched. The euphemism and skill of our Chinese language not only confuse foreigners, but sometimes even our own people may not understand it.

Especially some polite words are a bit in-depth, and the meaning behind the words really needs to be understood. Some sayings are just polite at first sight, but you must not take them seriously, otherwise you will really become an outsider to everyone, right?