Tedwonny
Member
- Joined
- Jan 10, 2012
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- Hong Kong
- Current Location
- UK
I am aware that 'no worries' is a typical response to 'thank you/thanks...', but can I use it in the 2 following situations?
situation 1:
Let's say I'm running a workshop. I write something like:
"Computer skills are indispensable nowadays... a lot of people get frustrated when computers freeze or crash; they are at a loss when no technicians are around...
No worries!Here’s your chance to learn more about how to tackle these problems yourself! In this workshop, we will cover..... "
The 'no worries' means - don't worry, you can get some help here. Can I use it in this way potentially?
situation 2:
A: I'm very sorry but I can't come tomorrow night. Something urgent popped up.
B: No worries! We can always meet at another time.
Thanks
situation 1:
Let's say I'm running a workshop. I write something like:
"Computer skills are indispensable nowadays... a lot of people get frustrated when computers freeze or crash; they are at a loss when no technicians are around...
No worries!Here’s your chance to learn more about how to tackle these problems yourself! In this workshop, we will cover..... "
The 'no worries' means - don't worry, you can get some help here. Can I use it in this way potentially?
situation 2:
A: I'm very sorry but I can't come tomorrow night. Something urgent popped up.
B: No worries! We can always meet at another time.
Thanks