Thanks. But No Thanks

If someone offers you something, and you repond by saying ‘thanks, but no thanks’, what you mean is ‘I decline’. The expression is one way of refusing or turning down an invitation. It is always used to convery a rejection.

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  • Meissa , thanx my friend
    also it is nice addition

    keep your smile

    Meissa said:
    Hi saso,
    That could be one of the ways in refusing an offering politely. And I agree with jojo, it is better for us to give the reason why we can't take part so the person will not be offended.
  • Right Jojo , thanx friend
    Have a nice day

    jojo said:
    hi sasoi
    i think we ought to use a polite words when we have to refuse and turning down an invitation
    and if it possible give the reason for that
    thanks saso
    have a nice time
  • Thanx my dear friend Emi ,
    Nice addition

    Keep your smile

    Emilie said:
    Hi Saso:
    Thanks alot for this question,I think it's a polite way to refuse something..But we can simply say " I would like to but...." or "It's a great idea but..." ..Thanks alot my lovely friend ..Have a nice day.
    Your friend..Emi.
  • hi sasoi
    i think we ought to use a polite words when we have to refuse and turning down an invitation
    and if it possible give the reason for that
    thanks saso
    have a nice time
  • Hi Saso:
    Thanks alot for this question,I think it's a polite way to refuse something..But we can simply say " I would like to but...." or "It's a great idea but..." ..Thanks alot my lovely friend ..Have a nice day.
    Your friend..Emi.
  • Dear Astrid ,

    yes right , you got it

    Keep your smile

    Astrid said:
    HI SASO,

    in my opinion when someone answer with a " thanks, no thanks" , he is declining the invitation politely.
    I thinks it is so.
    Bye
    astrid
  • Hi binh ,
    yes you are right dear

    binh quach said:
    refuse the invitation in a polite manner i think
  • Dear Antonio ,

    you are welcome and we all here to learn new things

    yes ,i mean convey but i might add R without my attention ,
    THanx

    Antonio said:
    Hello Saso,
    I didn't know the expression, and that is my first time I'm in the group of " Let's speak English"
    so it's great to learn something the first day.

    Now tell me what CONVERY means? Do you mean CONVEY?

    Antonio
  • HI SASO,

    in my opinion when someone answer with a " thanks, no thanks" , he is declining the invitation politely.
    I thinks it is so.
    Bye
    astrid
  • refuse the invitation in a polite manner i think
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