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very kind of you = what is the real meaning of it?



 
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very kind of you = what is the real meaning of it? #1 (permalink) Wed Feb 04, 2009 9:36 am   very kind of you = what is the real meaning of it?
 

Thank you very much indeed that is very kind of you
very kind of you = what is the real meaning of it?

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very kind of you = what is the real meaning of it? #2 (permalink) Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:58 am   very kind of you = what is the real meaning of it?
 

Hi Ganesh,

This means: You are very kind because you have done this. If you are talking about a present that someone has given you, you would say: That is very kind of you and that means: You are very kind because you have given me this present.

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very kind of you = what is the real meaning of it? #3 (permalink) Wed Feb 04, 2009 15:08 pm   very kind of you = what is the real meaning of it?
 

Very kind of you = it was a nice thing you did.

Kind = lovely, good, etc.

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Thank you very much indeed that is very kind of you

Thank you very much indeed that is a very good thing you did, I appreciate what you did.

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