"Thank you in advance" - impolite???

[LiveAndLaugh]

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Depende sa sitwasyon.

Sa akoa case, gagamit ko aning "Thank you in advance" kung garemind ko sa among mga subcontractors about sa ila mga kinahanglan ipasa or buhaton which is ilaha jud unta obligasyon but wala nila buhata...By using the phrase murag imo sila gipush gamay to expedite and submit thier work in a polite way... And I use this lang sa emails not sa letter correspondence. Kay basta muabot na gani na sa letter ang reminder, medyo naa na man nay kaisog gamay (si manager bitaw mopirma so isog-isog sa kunuhay ta.... hehehe).....

Pangremind sa obligasyon... dha ra ko gagamit ani nga phrase.

[rics zalved]

angay ra man ni ug naa sa forums kanang TIA, labi na anang mga tapulan mobackread

sounds offensive jud bitaw siya usahay kay murag pakonsensyaon nimo ang imo gisuwatan hehe

[diablo85]

replyi pod: You're welcome in Advance or You're NOT welcome in Advance.

basin hilig ni og Cash Advance kai maski thank you iadvance pa jud.

[luff101]

P8 ghapon sa amo. Sa tv lang daw ko palit.

wahaha.. Good one TS! ROFL.

[kit_cebu]

one hell of a lot better than TIA...

[BetterPhilippines2015]

Salestalk style mana aron maglisod kag balibad hahaha. Sama anang inviton ka ug meeting then later naa diay ibaligya sa imoha. Then mo offer dayon sila ug dinner baron. So maglisod naka ug tanggi mura ka na trap.

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Joex naa kay fb. i message daw nako. Thanks in advance.

[sierrachello]

kasagaran ang mogamit anang "Thank you in advance" is sa forums ra jud. Para sa mga tau nga willing mo tabang sa thread. Pero wala ko kasuway ug basa ani sa company.

[dulasnom]

Thank you can be said/expressed anytime, regardless if the request is done or not (such as "thanks anyway").
However, the most proper time for expressing "thank you" would be after the request is done or by the time that the requested party acknowledged the request.

[Miaka23]

Thank you can be said/expressed anytime, regardless if the request is done or not (such as "thanks anyway").
However, the most proper time for expressing "thank you" would be after the request is done or by the time that the requested party acknowledged the request.

Ayht! It comes across as an order, not a sincere expression of gratitude. It's like you shortcut the interaction by presuming the recipient will grant your request even before he/she agreed.

[dulasnom]

Ayht! It comes across as an order, not a sincere expression of gratitude. It's like you shortcut the interaction by presuming the recipient will grant your request even before he/she agreed.

Agree...
Just imagine this scenario as an example :

dulasnom : Miaka23, molakaw sa ko kadali ha, naa ko paliton diha sa tindahan.
Miaka23 : dulasnom, hapiti ko ug palit ug napkin bi, salamat daan ha...

Note : Macho tawn kau c dulasnom. Nya mauwaw mopalit ug napkin sa tindahan kay
naa mga tambay nga mga bugalbugalon kaayo nga nag-inum.

What will happen is that, ma-pressure c dulasnom nga mopalit ug napkin sa tindahan
kay nangayo na daan ug salamat c Miaka23.

In this case, I would say, "impolite" ang gihimo ni Miaka23.