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What is the difference between The pleasure is mine. and You're welcome. and It's my pleasure. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between The pleasure is mine. and You're welcome. and It's my pleasure. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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"The pleasure is mine" and "It's my pleasure" are a lot more polite, I feel.
There's a joke here regarding Chick-fil-A (a chicken fastfood place), because all of their employees have to say "My pleasure" instead of "You're welcome". I mean, it's really effective, but also kind of funny. So whenever I hear someone say "My pleasure", I say to whoever I'm with "They definitely work at Chick-fil-A".
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They all mean the same...there’s really no difference 😊
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"The pleasure is mine" and "It's my pleasure" are a lot more polite, I feel.
There's a joke here regarding Chick-fil-A (a chicken fastfood place), because all of their employees have to say "My pleasure" instead of "You're welcome". I mean, it's really effective, but also kind of funny. So whenever I hear someone say "My pleasure", I say to whoever I'm with "They definitely work at Chick-fil-A".
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@Loafer It's a funny episode! Thank you very much.
In Japan, similar Izakaya shop (Japanese bar) is exist.
They frequently shout "Yorokonde!!", that means "My pleasure".
In Japan, similar Izakaya shop (Japanese bar) is exist.
They frequently shout "Yorokonde!!", that means "My pleasure".
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