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"Thank you" began as a shorter way to say "I thank you". Chats cut it down even more, to TY, THX or TYSM. A card does the opposite and makes the thanks bigger, which is the point.
Writing it out can pay off. In a 1995 study, restaurant guests left bigger tips when the server wrote "Thank you" on the check.
Say what the thanks is for
The "Short message" box adds one line under the name. A few words make a plain card personal: "for the flowers", "for the ride home" or "for covering my shift".
Thank you, thanks or cheers
"Thank you" is the safe form for anyone. "Thanks" is friendly and fits friends and coworkers. In the United Kingdom and Australia, "cheers" often means thanks too.
For a teacher, a nurse or a neighbor who helped, print the card and hand it over with a small gift. Pick the Light background before you press "Save as image".
And when someone thanks you, "You're welcome", "No problem" and "Anytime" are all fine answers.
Yes. Type the team name in the "To" box, for example "Team Blue" or "Everyone", and paste the card in the group chat.
Is a text card polite enough to say thanks?
For friends, family and coworkers, a card in a chat is a warm way to say it. For a job interview or a formal gift, a written note or an email is still the safer choice.
What do TY and TYSM mean?
TY means "thank you" and TYSM means "thank you so much". THX is short for "thanks".