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Please explain to me "have a seat" and "take a seat".

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though both of them have an equal meaning, I think "have a seat" is of more friendly approach and "take a seat" is a bit sounding like a command (it's like "grab a chair then sit down"). :)
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romulus is right. "take a seat" is slightly more commanding in tone than "have a seat" which is more like offering a chair. The difference is very slight though.
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Add the word 'Please...." for more polite
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Hi... Yes the meaning is the same... Don't worry!
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i think there is no difference between the two phrases.

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