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How can I find polite customer greetings in English?



 
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How can I find polite customer greetings in English? #1 (permalink) Thu May 01, 2008 17:00 pm   How can I find polite customer greetings in English?
 

I'm supposed to work in a great store and I want to learn a lot about customer greetings.
Does anybody know resources to find appropriate customer greetings and salutations?

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How can I find polite customer greetings in English? #2 (permalink) Thu May 01, 2008 23:10 pm   How can I find polite customer greetings in English?
 

In Britain and Ireland, the most common salute is

'How are you?'

and nice customers usually answer

'How are you?'
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