Is it correct to say thank you for remembering?

Yes, this sentence is grammatically correct. The phrase sounds sarcastic, as if you would have rather not remembered the thing. This is because you used the phrasal verb “to make someone remember.” If the intention is to express thanks sincerely, a better choice of words would be: “Thanks for reminding me.”

How do you say you still remember?

How to tell someone that you still remember him? [closed]

1. I will never forget you.
2. I will never forgot you.
3. I will never forgotten you.

Which one is correct thanks you or thank you?

“Thank you” is correct. The “you “ is never capitalized.. “Thanks You” is incorrect, as would be “Thanks you.”

How do you say thank you for remembering my birthday?

Many thanks to all those who wished me a happy birthday today, it means a lot to me! Thank you for all your birthday greetings. I was overwhelmed by all the attention I received for my birthday…. As I turn one year older today, I am feeling grateful for all the amazing people I have in my life!

What does it mean when someone says thanks for thinking of me?

Senior Member. “thinking of me” would mean that they thought of him when they drafted up the job idea and approached him. “thinking about me” would mean they considered him for the job, despite who approached who.

What is another word for remembering the past?

reminisce
Some common synonyms of reminisce are recall, recollect, remember, and remind. While all these words mean “to bring an image or idea from the past into the mind,” reminisce implies a casual often nostalgic recalling of experiences long past and gone.

How do you express gratitude in English?

Other ways to say thank you in any occasion

1. I appreciate what you did.
2. Thank you for thinking of me.
3. Thank you for your time today.
4. I value and respect your opinion.
5. I am so thankful for what you did.
6. I wanted to take the time to thank you.
7. I really appreciate your help. Thank you.
8. Your kind words warmed my heart.

Does “thank you for remembering Me” Make Sense?

Your question asks if “Thank you for remembering me” makes sense. Of course it does as it is a complete sentence. In order to constitute as a complete sentence there must be a subject (noun) and a verb present. In this instance, the subject is I. Although it is not written in the sentence, it is considered understood.

What is the subject of the sentence Thank you for remembering?

Thank is the verb as the sentence implies even though not written as such. The sentence means – I want to thank you for remembering me which is the same as “Thank you for remembering me.” “Put that on the table.” – This is a complete sentence. You is the subject and although not written; it is understood.

What is the difference between Thank you and you?

Thank is the verb as the sentence implies even though not written as such. The sentence means – I want to thank you for remembering me which is the same as “Thank you for remembering me.”. For example: “Put that on the table.” – This is a complete sentence. You is the subject and although not written; it is understood.

Is it okay to thank someone for Calling You?

(Thank you for remembering me) Yes, it does. There are cultures in whose language one breaks the ice with an infrequent caller by saying something like, “Say! What made you remember me (today)?” So, you spontaneously thanking your friend for calling you is not that unusual.