Words That Depict Good Manners

 Words That Depict Good Manners


1. Please 2. Sorry 3. Excuse me 4. Thank you  5. Pardon

6. You're Welcome 7. By all means 8. My Pleasure  9. It's fine 10. Kindly




One way of saying                                   Better way of saying 

1. Give me a glass of water.                           1. May I have a glass of water, please?

2.  will not repeat this mistake.                      2. Sorry, I will not repeat this mistake.

3. I want to say something.                            3. Excuse me, I want to say something.

4. I don't need your help.                               4. No, thanks. I need no help.

5. I cannot hear you.                                       5. I beg your pardon, I can't hear you.

6. You can say what you want.                       6. You're welcome to say what you want.

7. I will help you.                                            7. I'll help you by all means.

8. I want to help you.                                       8. It's my pleasure to help you.

9. I am comfortable.                                         9. It's fine, I'm comfortable.

10. Pass me the donga.                                    10. Kindly, pass me the donga.





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