New posts in politeness

Observation: "Take back" is used in impolite speech, while "Bring back" is used in polite speech. Is there any basis to this?

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"Would you have a suggestion?" Vs. "Do you have a suggestion?"

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Ending a note with "Thanks regardless"

Is it right to say "Thank you" in the response of "Thank you"?

When do I use "me" and when "I"? [duplicate]

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Is addressing a guy as "guy" rude?

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Is it correct to write: "I would appreciate it if you could inform me when you could contact my manager" in a formal email? [closed]

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How to politely say "I don't know you"?

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Is saying 'who cares' rude or maybe even disrespectful?

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saying thanks to someone answering your email ASAP who is important for you [closed]

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How should one address a police officer in the US? [duplicate]

word-choice politeness

Can I ask a practical question like this "how am I supposed to know something"

politeness meaning

Is thanks a countable noun? Many thanks or much thanks?

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When someone leaves at 4pm - should I say "Have a good afternoon" or "evening"? [closed]

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Is using the last name of a person without a title an accepted way of addressing?

formality politeness names

Should I use "damn" or "darn"? [closed]

politeness offensive-language minced-oaths

Response to "God Bless" when parting company

Politically correct term for someone who is Internet challenged?

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Is there any situation where I should use ‘Thank you’ instead of ‘Thanks’?

word-choice politeness

Letter opening with name only--what does it convey?

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