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    Polite phrases for requesting assistance, goods, or services include "Can I help you?", "Excuse me", "Can I have...", "Yes, please", "No, thank you", "Sorry", and "Certainly/Sure". Common responses include "Thank you" and "You're welcome" to acknowledge good customer service.

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    Polite phrases for requesting assistance, goods, or services include "Can I help you?", "Excuse me", "Can I have...", "Yes, please", "No, thank you", "Sorry", and "Certainly/Sure". Common responses include "Thank you" and "You're welcome" to acknowledge good customer service.

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    Polite phrases for requesting assistance, goods, or services include "Can I help you?", "Excuse me", "Can I have...", "Yes, please", "No, thank you", "Sorry", and "Certainly/Sure". Common responses include "Thank you" and "You're welcome" to acknowledge good customer service.

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    Polite and Friendly Words

    CAN I HELP YOU?


    EXCUSE ME, …..
    CAN I HAVE….., PLEASE?
    YES, PLEASE……..
    NO, THANK YOU….
    SORRY….
    CERTAINLY / SURE…….
    THANK YOU.
    YOU’RE WELCOME.

    Can I help you? Yes. Can I have an orange juice and a cheese
    sandwich, please?
    No, thank you. /
    Certainly. Anything else?
    Yes, can I have a black filter coffee, please?
    Sure. With sugar? No sugar. And a chicken salad for my wife, please.
    Eat in, please.
    Eat in (=eat here) or take away (=to go)?
    Take away, please.
    That’s £ 4.34, please. Here you are.
    Thank you. You’re welcome.

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