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When you want to be gentle? #1 (permalink) Tue Jul 14, 2009 21:22 pm   When you want to be gentle?
 

Is there any not so popular word when people say giving something to someone ?
I think except "for you" and "here" there is no ?
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When you want to be gentle? #2 (permalink) Tue Jul 14, 2009 22:22 pm   When you want to be gentle?
 

I would like you to accept this little souvenir as a sign of my profound respect for you.
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When you want to be gentle? #3 (permalink) Wed Jul 15, 2009 6:36 am   When you want to be gentle?
 

ok .. if you are not joking Smile)
it sound very formal
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When you want to be gentle? #4 (permalink) Wed Jul 15, 2009 14:14 pm   When you want to be gentle?
 

It sounds formal because it is formal. You have given as little context as possible therefore you cannot count on a concrete answer. It depends on what you are giving, whom you are giving it to, for what reason, etc.
If it is a present for an occasion you might just say "Happy Birthday!" or "Merry Christmas!" and then hand a present.
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