do homage to a person?
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Homage means great respect and honor, or something done to honor a person or thing. We pay homage to our ancestors and say prayers in homage to their memory. In Middle English, homage specifically referred to respect for and loyalty to a feudal lord.
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When someone says you are beautiful, cute or pretty, be gracious, accept and give credit to them. Graciously accepting compliments creates more opportunities to be complimented. If it's coming from a stranger, you are safer with a simple 'thank you'.
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If you need to introduce yourself in a social situation, make eye contact with the other person. Offer a genuine, bright smile, and a culturally appropriate greeting like a handshake or a hug. Tell the person your name and ask for theirs, then repeat their name to help you remember it.
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Answered May 12, 2019. You would just sign: YOU BEAUTIFUL YOU. To sign YOU you just need to point at the person you're talking about, and BEAUTIFUL is a 5 handshape with your palm orientation out and slowly turn your wrist inwards while pulling you're fingers down.
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['Happy Birthday! ... ', 'Have a nice day ma. ... ', 'For you who is the mother of my great friend, I wish you a beautiful and remarkable birthday.']
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If someone you don't know well says that, I suggest that you say "Thank you; it's very kind of you to say so." If applicable, you might also say, "It's good to see you looking so well," without making any explicit remarks about his/her good looks, grooming, or clothing.
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Just "thank you" or "thank you so much" and a smile should be enough. How do I reply if someone I hate says "happy birthday" to me? Put on your best smile, act pleasant and like you don't hate the person, and say, "Thank you." Don't say anything mean, though, as it will encourage him/her to be nasty.
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['Make your proud moment realistic: ... ', 'Make your proud moment impactful: ... ', 'Make your proud moment lasting:']
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['Micro-meditate. ... ', 'Stretch. ... ', 'Tweet a question to a presidential candidate. ... ', 'Order a meal. ... ', 'Add a few songs to a Spotify playlist. ... ', 'Gift someone an album. ... ', 'Donate to charity. ... ', 'Get a mini workout in.']
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Obviously say thank you or something to show appreciation for the person wishing you congratulations . Just say “thanks!” Simple, nothin' else is needed except a genuine SMILE! Thank the people for the congratulations.
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['“I would like to pay my special regards to …”', '“I wish to show my gratitude to …”', '“I wish to express my deepest gratitude to …”', '“I wish to thank all the people whose assistance was a milestone in the completion of this project.”', '“I am indebted to …”']
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If someone compliments you and you're not sure how to respond, try just saying, “Thank you,” or “Thanks, I appreciate that!” Smile and make eye contact with the person when you thank them so they'll know you're being sincere. Resist the urge to deflect or reflect a compliment.
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['Smile. Simple, but very much appreciated. ... ', 'Give flowers. Giving flowers to someone when they least expect it can be one of the nicest gestures someone can give. ... ', 'Recommend a Song. ... ', 'Write a positive anonymous Note. ... ', 'Hold the Door for Someone. ... ', 'Say Thank You. ... ', 'Give Inspiration.']
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["Mention your loved one's name in the first sentence.", 'Introduce yourself and explain your relationship to the deceased.', 'Thank those who came to pay tribute to the deceased. ... ', 'Recognize the family members and close friends of your loved one.']
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A good answer is, “thank you.” If they are responding to a thank you, let welcome be the closer. If they say welcone rudely. Say nothing like you didn't hear it.
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At my earliest convenience It comes across as inconsiderate, if not outright rude. If you do have time to honor a request, instead of saying you'll get around to it when it's convenient, tell the person when they can expect your response.
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['The average one: “No worries or no problem”. ... ', "The good one: “You're welcome”. ... ", "The phenomenonal one: “It's my pleasure'. ... ", 'Other phenomenal ones: “anytime” and “thank you”(yes, saying thank you back to the person who thanked you).']