That is very sweet of you meaning

Q: Is it correct to say so sweet of you?

It is generally a compliment. Its a common phrase to say when someone does something nice for you. For example, if someone were to give you flowers you could say thank you” or thats so sweet of you.” You can say this in other numerous occasions like someone opens the door for you.

Q: What does it mean to be sweet in someone?

: to be in love with (someone) Hes been sweet on her since they were kids.

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“Thanks, that's really sweet of you.”
That's sweet of you.
Is it correct to say so sweet of you?
What can I say instead of so sweet of you?
What does Thats very sweet mean?
What does it mean to be sweet in someone?

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that's how the ball bounces
that's how the cookie crumbles
that's how the mop flops
that's it
That's it!
that's just it
that's life
that's more like it
that's my boy
that's my gal
that's my girl
that's my guy
That's my name, don't wear it out!
that's my story and I'm sticking to it
That's news to me
that's no excuse
that's not saying much
that's not what I heard
that's OK
that's one for the (record) book(s)
that's one on me
that's one on you
That's putting it mildly
that's rad
that's really sweet of you
that's rich
That's rich!
that's right
that's saying something
that's show biz (for you)
That's show business
that's show business (for you)
That's show business for you
that's so funny I forgot to laugh
That's so suck!
that's sweet
that's that
That's that!
that's the ballgame
that's the beauty of
that's the beauty of (something)
that's the breaks
that's the bunny
that's the idea
that's the idea!
that's the price to/you pay (for something)
that's the rub
that's the shot
That's the spirit!
that's the story of my life
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that's popping
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that's popping in there
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that's problem
that's putting it lightly
That's putting it lightly!
That's putting it mildly
That's Quite Obvious
that's quite something
that's rad
That's rad!
that's radical
that's really something
That's Really Super, Supergirl
that's really sweet of
that's really sweet of her
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That's Right
That's Right, Don't Mess
That's Right, the Mascara Snake, Fast and Bulbous
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that's show biz for you
that's show business
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that's show business for you
that's sick
That's sick!
That's sick.
that's sketchy
that's so crazy it just might work
that's so crazy it might actually work
that's so crazy it might just work
that's so crazy that it just might work
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I would say that "That is so sweet of you" stands on its own as an expression of gratitiude and that "It is so sweet of you" forms part of a longer sentence. "That" refers to something that has just occurred whilst "It" requires further explanation.

Example:

"I know you're feeling sad, let me take you out for a meal and we can talk about it."
"Thanks.

That's so sweet of you"

"It's so sweet of you to look after Tommy whilst I go to the party."

In my experience (BrE) these expressions are used much more by women than by men. Men might say "That's good/nice/kind of you"

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“Thanks, that's really sweet of you.”

You performed in a play. After the performance, a teenager comes up to you to compliment you for your performance. You want to thank him for praising you, so you say this.

Thanks, that's really sweet of you.

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Thanks

"Thanks" is a friendlier, lighter way to say "Thank you":

A: Here's your tea.

B: Thanks.

Use it with people you know pretty well, like family members, friends, and coworkers who you've spoken with in the past.

That's sweet of you.

This is a phrase that you use when someone compliments you, and you want to thank them for giving you the compliment.

The example above uses the word "sweet". Calling someone sweet is good, but it's usually said to someone younger or lower-status than you. So it can sound patronizing if you use it with someone your own age and social status."Sweet" is also not often used by men.

For someone who's higher-status or older, you might use the word "kind". A good neutral term to use with anyone is "nice":

Thank you, that's so nice of you.

There is a longer version of this phrase, which is "that's (nice / sweet / kind ) of you to say so. You can use this version when you want to seem humble. It means that you don't believe the praise that they've given you:

It's very kind of you to say so.

Is it correct to say so sweet of you?

It is generally a compliment. It's a common phrase to say when someone does something nice for you. For example, if someone were to give you flowers you could say “thank you” or “that's so sweet of you.” You can say this in other numerous occasions like someone opens the door for you.