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4 abr 2017
Pergunta sobre Inglês (RU)
Does "I am very much obliged to you." mean something like I am very thankful?
Does "I am very much obliged to you." mean something like I am very thankful?
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It isn't rude. It is formal though.
And yes, Cambridge dictionary says that it is used to thank someone to show you are grateful.

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Okay, thank you! So I probably better shouldn't use it?
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It's rude to say something like that to a corker on the street
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It isn't rude to say this, but some people can find it weird if you say it to them, as they don't want you to feel like you have to return the favour or do something for them. Thank you would be enough.
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- Alemão
it is just: "very much obliged " and it sounds a bit old fashioned and formal, but could also be used in a joking way
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