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Tue 8 Jul, 2014 10:32 pm
situation:
One day Peter, my friend, has invited me to his house, and while we are watching TV, Peter's mother/father/family members come back, and then in our language we would say: sorry to bother/for bothering, as a kind of greeting.
What are the equivalents in English?
@WBYeats,
I'm not sure about an equivalent, but usually saying "Thank you for having me" to thank them for allowing you to stay is acceptable.
Hope that helps!
@WBYeats,
If Peter invited you, there's a good chance that nothing would be said. Or just "Hello", "Good afternoon/evening".
If a friend in the morning before going out says 'Have a good day', what can I say in reply?:
1. Thank you.
2. Have a good day.
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