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Can I say "it's ok" instead of "no thanks"
Can I say "It's okay" when I decline something?
I know "I'm good" and "I'm okay" can be used instead of "no thanks", but how about "it's ok"?
May 17, 2018 11:55 PM
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"It's ok" is not clear. Depending on what they are offering you, the other person might take that to mean "Sure go ahead!".
May 18, 2018
Yes, I agree with Jason - what is 'it'?!! Perhaps: 'Oh it's OK, I'm not hungry!' or, 'It's OK - I'm about to go out for dinner!' But just it's OK when someone is offering could be confusing. Of course, adding a gentle hand gesture could help, but I would stick with 'I'm OK thanks', or 'No thank you', or 'I'm alright, thanks', would be better! :)
May 18, 2018
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