Just like people who say hello to "howdy", they have all been to the American South. Where Germans hear "cheers", there are Irish pubs all over the place, but most of them are used by waiters, and customers don't understand the meaning of clipping path service thanks. When you say "cheers" instead of "thank you" to people in Germany, others will be surprised, so British people in other places rarely use this word. A few years ago at a university graduation ceremony in the UK, the officiating professor told us that in recent years, many students have replaced the official "thank you" with "cheers"
when they receive their certificates. However, this is not very good, because it is a solemn occasion , should use formal words. I was thinking that the person who said it might want to say thank you to the professor, say goodbye and clink glasses to wish each other a good luck. What’s wrong with expressing deep feelings in three words? This article is reproduced with permission, and the title is prepared by the editor. The original text can be found here . [Join a member of Key Comments Network] Every day, wonderful and good articles are delivered directly to your mailbox, and you can enjoy exclusive weekly editorial selections, current affairs selections,
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