1) Americans frequently say "thank you" in various situations, both sincerely and casually, seeing it as a sign of politeness.
2) In Vietnamese culture, people are less likely to say "thank you" and rarely write thank you letters, instead expressing gratitude for significant acts only.
3) The document provides examples of thanking phrases used in American English and Vietnamese to illustrate the cultural differences between habitual thanking in American English versus more selective thanking in Vietnamese.
1) Americans frequently say "thank you" in various situations, both sincerely and casually, seeing it as a sign of politeness.
2) In Vietnamese culture, people are less likely to say "thank you" and rarely write thank you letters, instead expressing gratitude for significant acts only.
3) The document provides examples of thanking phrases used in American English and Vietnamese to illustrate the cultural differences between habitual thanking in American English versus more selective thanking in Vietnamese.
1) Americans frequently say "thank you" in various situations, both sincerely and casually, seeing it as a sign of politeness.
2) In Vietnamese culture, people are less likely to say "thank you" and rarely write thank you letters, instead expressing gratitude for significant acts only.
3) The document provides examples of thanking phrases used in American English and Vietnamese to illustrate the cultural differences between habitual thanking in American English versus more selective thanking in Vietnamese.
America: Thank you is almost an Vietnam: Don't need for it VIETNAM & AMERICA American culture. The word Americans often say thank you CONTENT "thank you" is used by Americans from the smallest thinngs, while very normally, as a matter od fact, the Vietnamese people often say Purpose and they say thankyou i thanks or thank you for the big Difference & allcoversations i life => they are things. ready to say thank you whether ex: A: eh, Do you want to drink it? Example seriously or not. B: Yes, I do Object & Attitude ex: A: Good mornning, how are you today? The difference of “writen” and B: I'm good, "thank you". “spoken” The difference of “writen” and “spoken” Sample “thannking” Americans have always had the habit of Vietnamese people rarely say Purpose thanking others. The "thank you" you are taught from an early age is taken for thank you and almost never write thank you letters. You We receive a gift or a help from someone. There are many people who granted. When someone does can see that Vietnamese do not have the habit of saying thank you. Saying thank you as a habit something for me, or gives or gives people rarely have this habit. and you yourself do not know that it is a gift that has great meaning in something... people often call to thank So you may find this daily life. Thank you also shows cultural behavior, this is polite them, or more formally, write a few sometimes impolite. behavior in social relations, in relation to the community. Have a sense lines of "thank you" to send and express of self-worth, respect for others, and appreciate the help of others. This their gratitude. Formally, buy a "Thank is a manifestation of a cultured and self-respecting lifestyle. You card", a small card, write a few Object & Attitude. lines to send, intimate can write in a In Vietnam: In the US: note card and put it in an envelope and _ People still know how to say _ Like a word of mouth and use it send it. thank you, but it's really not much. anytime, anywhere. Sample “thanking” _ We even think a bit "thrifty" and _ when given birthday gifts. I really appreciate it! Tôi thực sự cảm kích điều này. shy away from those sayings. _ Each other for help. There are no words to show my Tôi xin chân thành cảm ơn. _ They're not really comfortable _ When sharing, confiding joys appreciation! Cảm ơn rất nhiều. expressing those thanks. and sorrows. Thanks to you! Tôi phải cảm ơn bạn như thế nào _ When they share a piece of rice Sincerely thanks đây? and clothes …. …. Trúc An Thục Đoan Phương Thảo Văn Viễn Lâm Quyên