Is that a welcome remark? 20

This is certainly not an unkind way to tear your face, don't be too sensitive, your classmates may be busy with other things, and he will take care of your problems. It's okay!!!

Classmate, if you don't tear your face, maybe he's really busy, maybe he ran into a little problem when he asked, but I don't want you to think that he can't do such a thing, maybe he's trying to help you ask.

Maybe it's really busy, if it's not very urgent, don't ask again, wait for your classmates to reply to you, it's good for everyone. If he remembers in his heart what you have entrusted him, he will definitely reply to you, it is only a matter of time.

No, it's just that he may have been a little unhappy at the time.

It shouldn't be counted, no matter how you look at it, it feels like it's just impatient, don't worry too much.

Hello friend, this is normal, you don't have to think about it, maybe he has been a little busy lately and is not in a good mood, so he forgot about you.

Not counting the tearing face, he may be really busy.

Be considerate, maybe it's really busy. It's not like tearing your face.

This is not necessarily, it depends on his character and how he usually behaves.

What is this, it may be that his work is really busy, and it is not very smooth, not so much.

Maybe it's a little upset, but it's not enough to tear your face!

It's hard to say. I was not happy. He had a hurry on his mind.

Maybe he's really busy.

Depending on the situation and who you talk to, some people will feel very shameless.

Don't think like that, sometimes you do forget things when you're busy.

People have different mental endurances.

The difference between polite and unkind is as follows:

Politeness refers to speaking on the scene, not speaking the truth, and also refers to being polite. Politeness is the simplest language exchange between people, he says thank you, you will say you're welcome, the purpose of this is to give each other a sense of psychological balance, so that the other party has a certain impression.

Polite words used when you are not polite to thank others are equivalent to not thanking them. It also refers to casual, unrestrained, and unscrupulous. Frank and unscrupulous. It also refers to not treating each other with courtesy, or even taking measures.

Everyday language. Ten words of politeness: "Hello, please, sorry, thank you, goodbye".

Greetings: "Good morning", "Good afternoon", "Good evening", "Hello", "Nice to meet you", "Please advise", "Please take care of me", etc.

Disturb or apologize: "I'm sorry", "I apologize", "I'm sorry", "I'm sorry", "Please wait", "Excuse me", "Please bear with me", etc.

When accepting an apology from the other party: You're welcome, You're welcome, "You're welcome", "No thanks", "It's okay", "Please don't take it personally", etc.

Summary. Hello, you're welcome to say the three things as follows.

Hello, you're welcome to say the three things as follows.

Sure sure thing as it should be.

it’s no big deal.No big deal.

No worries, don't take it personally.

Yes, this is also a very common sentence of leakage and missing answers. The meaning of sure here is "this is what I should do", "just a little effort". Most of them are said to strangers in the town, such as if you hold down the elevator to let others in or help someone hold the door, others thank you for these actions to say thank you, you can be sure or sure thing to show that this is a gesture of effort, do not thank you.

No big deal. When you think that doing something for a friend is not difficult or burdensome, you can do that.

Don't take it personally. I said this to tell the other party not to care too much about the cheats, and that I was just doing a small favor. It's the equivalent of carrying don't worry about it"Don't take it to heart" rent Yinchang.