Mehrgan
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- Apr 18, 2009
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- Persian
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- Iran
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- Iran
Hi there,
Could you please give me the right interjection, if any, used in the following context?
You ring a frind to take a matter up with him, he picks up the phone and after exchanging a few pleasantries he says he's having dinner (in the middle of having dinner). In my country, immediately hearing this, we'd say some pleasantry roughly meaning 'hope it's delicious'. The same expression is used by a host when the guests thank them for the mail they've just had. Is there such an expression used in English? (In Persian the expressian is not limited to a certain register, and is commonly used among friends.)
Can the expression 'bon appetit' be used in everyday English?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Could you please give me the right interjection, if any, used in the following context?
You ring a frind to take a matter up with him, he picks up the phone and after exchanging a few pleasantries he says he's having dinner (in the middle of having dinner). In my country, immediately hearing this, we'd say some pleasantry roughly meaning 'hope it's delicious'. The same expression is used by a host when the guests thank them for the mail they've just had. Is there such an expression used in English? (In Persian the expressian is not limited to a certain register, and is commonly used among friends.)
Can the expression 'bon appetit' be used in everyday English?
Thanks a lot in advance!