Is this phrase commonly used?
B BONJOURMONAMOUR Senior Member NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE ENGLISH Feb 10, 2009 #2 No, hardly ever! We would say thanks a million
brian Senior Member Montréal AmE (New Orleans) Feb 10, 2009 #3 I'd say it's relatively common in AE. There's also Thanks a lot/a bunch/a million/etc.
B BONJOURMONAMOUR Senior Member NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE ENGLISH Feb 10, 2009 #5 It's not common in British English.
G George French Senior Member English - UK Feb 10, 2009 #6 BONJOURMONAMOUR said: It's not common in British English. Click to expand... Ugh? Can we define common? GF..
BONJOURMONAMOUR said: It's not common in British English. Click to expand... Ugh? Can we define common? GF..
A alexwahya New Member English- US Feb 10, 2009 #7 I'm from Atlanta, GA, where a neutral, cosmopolitan form of AE is spoken, and thanks a ton/lot sound completely natural and common. Thanks a million also sounds natural, but is less common around here.
I'm from Atlanta, GA, where a neutral, cosmopolitan form of AE is spoken, and thanks a ton/lot sound completely natural and common. Thanks a million also sounds natural, but is less common around here.
