You're welcome

[s-o-m-e-b-o-d-y]

Can we use "it's very kind of you " as a response to "you re very welcome"?

 

[miba54]

"You're welcome." usually implies that the whole thanking part of the conversation has ended so you don't really need to say anything after that, but if you must say something, you can say "That's very kind of you.", yes.

 

[s-o-m-e-b-o-d-y]

Thanks a lot

 

[Dale Texas]

As variations on that, you could also say, "That's very kind of you." or "How kind of you./How kind you are."

 

[s-o-m-e-b-o-d-y]

As variations on that, you could also say, "That's very kind of you." or "How kind of you./How kind you are."

Thank you very much

 

[Copyright]

Am I hearing the beginnings of this conversation?

A: Thank you so much.
B: You're very welcome.
A: That's very kind of you.
B: Oh, don't mention it.
A: I must – it was so thoughtful.
B: Really, anyone would have done the same thing.
A: That's simply not true.
B: That's very kind of you.
A: Oh, don't mention it.

While it's possible, I think it would be the rare circumstance that would require a response to "You're very welcome." A smile usually does it, or a grin.

 

[Dale Texas]

I agree. It would be extremely rare. Only offered possibilities because they were asked for.

 

[s-o-m-e-b-o-d-y]

Am I hearing the beginnings of this conversation?

A: Thank you so much.
B: You're very welcome.
A: That's very kind of you.
B: Oh, don't mention it.
A: I must – it was so thoughtful.
B: Really, anyone would have done the same thing.
A: That's simply not true.
B: That's very kind of you.
A: Oh, don't mention it.

While it's possible, I think it would be the rare circumstance that would require a response to "You're very welcome." A smile usually does it, or a grin.

Okay thanks

 

[s-o-m-e-b-o-d-y]

I agree. It would be extremely rare. Only offered possibilities because they were asked for.

Thank you very much