'Thanking you' or 'Thank you' whats the difference ?

'Thanking you' or 'Thank you' whats the difference ?

is there any problem if i say anyone Thanking you? is wrong


Thanking You

 

Thank you.. Thanking you... err
lol.. do you really care about it ?

 

I believe its like it sounds -
Thank You is in the present tense
Where maybe be thanking you is the past tense
example - I was "thanking you" in my speech

I dunno

 

There's no big difference. It's just English grammer.

Thank you.

 

The difference would be spelling.

 

ah! some one told me i am wrong, thanking you for your answer

 

I never heard 'Thanking you' used in formal condition.
Maybe you can use it for your friends but not common to use it in business or something like it.

 

My old "grammar" told me to go thanking everyone that thanks me. It's a linguistical merry-go-round

 

Thank you - is used when you want to "express" your gratitude
Thanking you - i guess is the "act" of how to say "thank you" like "thanking a person"
*ohhh i really don't know, am just guessing. lol.

 

"Thank you" is more direct, on dot -->
eg: Thank you very much for your reply,
Where as "Thanking you" is followed by, not restricted to an action, emotion...
eg: Thanking you most heartily, or Thanking you faithfully

Eeeks.. hope I'm right !!

/G

 

That's right I think so

Thanking you is mostly used in letters whereas "thank you" is said directly to person or group of persons...

 

thank you : we speak
thanking you : we write
this is basic difference
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