Is no thank you proper grammar?

Even if the idiom “No thank you” is commonly used, it’s much less polite. It suggests “I’m not thanking you” or “No thank you for you.” If you don’t have a problem with the questioner interpreting your response that way, then it’s okay to leave the comma out. Otherwise, it should be included.

Is no thank you rude?

In this world of over-sharing, it can be tough to stop at “no, thank you.” It feels awkward, but you will get used to it. You are not being rude by saying “no, thank you.” Anyone who refuses to accept it is being rude by questioning your motives. But most of us are gracious hosts, and we want to make our guests happy.

How do you reply to no thank you?

To clarify even further “No thank you” is short for “No, but thank you for asking.” it should be clear why “You’re welcome.” is an appropriate response for that.

How do you use no thank you?

A polite refusal of something. (Despite being polite in form, it can be used in an impolite manner.) A: “Would you like some Brussels sprouts?” B: “No, thank you. I don’t care for them.” A: “You’re saying you wouldn’t go to the prom with Charlie?” B: “Ew, gross—no, thank you!”

What is the meaning of no thank?

Strictly speaking “No thanks” would mean the person is not giving you any thanks. With a comma, “No, thanks”, means “No, but thank you anyway” or similar. – Nobody.

How do you say no thank you in English?

You could say either one of these:

No need to thank me.
No worries.
Don’t worry about it.
Don’t mention it.
There’s no need for that.
It’s nothing, don’t worry about it.

What is the meaning of no thanks?

phrase. If you say that something happens no thanks to a particular person or thing, you mean that they did not help it to happen, or that it happened in spite of them. It is no thanks to the Government that net assets did rise. [ + to]

What do you mean no thank you?

Interjection. no thank you. A polite way of saying no in response to an offer.

What is thanks but no thanks?

used to say that you are grateful to someone for offering something but that you do not want to accept the offer; sometimes used humorously when you are not really grateful: Former Vice President Al Gore said thanks but no thanks to another run for the presidency.