New posts in politeness

When is it appropriate or disrespectful to refer to someone as "she"?

word-usage pronouns politeness

How should I describe text that is inappropriate on Stack Exchange? [duplicate]

phrase-requests idiom-requests politeness

Let me know your availability [closed]

american-english politeness figures-of-speech social-interaction

Is it rude to tell someone "do whatever you want"? does it mean you care less?

What is the correct form of address for a police officer?

word-choice politeness

Polite way to refuse to answer a question

Popular alternatives to "thank you"

synonyms phrase-requests politeness

How can I ask, "Why did you send me this link?" in a polite way?

word-choice politeness

Difference between "Excuse me" and "Sorry"

phrases synonyms politeness

"Much obliged" — Old-fashioned? Polite? Pedantic?

formality connotation politeness archaicisms

What is the best way of conveying respect to elders in English? [duplicate]

politeness speech honorifics

Please is polite but can adding it seem impolite or impatient

grammar politeness business-language

Object pronoun: me and John, or John and me? [closed]

pronouns word-order politeness

Addressing a former office-holder by that office's title [closed]

politeness honorifics politics

How do words become derogatory or politically incorrect?

word-choice word-usage politeness pejorative-language political-correctness

Bless your heart

phrases politeness connotation colloquialisms

Is it appropriate to call a British person a "Brit"?

american-english british-english politeness

Is "grammar nazi" politically correct?

What are the polite and neutral versions of “cut the bull*’?

word-choice politeness idiom-requests euphemisms nonsubjective

I would like to kindly ask you could you check......?