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Madhivanan
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Sat, 04 Dec 04 05:58 AM
When we reply to the wishes, usually we say "Wishing the same to you". Is there any other way of saying this?
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Mister Micawber
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Sat, 04 Dec 04 02:58 PM
Are you talking about direct conversation, Mahhivanan-- '... and the same to you!' -- or are you talking about in a letter-- 'wishing you the same'?
There are various minor permutations, but those are the ones that first spring to my mind.
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Madhivanan
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Mon, 06 Dec 04 05:28 AM
If we receive wishes from others thru email, we can say "Wishing the same to you". In this case any other way of replies?
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Mister Micawber
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Mon, 06 Dec 04 07:25 AM
That's pretty standard, I think. You could vary it with 'And I wish the same to you', 'and the same good wishes to you', etc. I suppose.
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