「これ、プレゼント」「え、私に？ ありがとう！」の英語

"I got you a present, here you go." "What, for me?! Thank you!"

This is my gift to you.

"Here you go." "Thank you."

"Thank you." "No, I should be the one thanking you."

“Do you want something to drink?"“Not now, thank you."

Is it a present for Tom?

"Thank you." "You're welcome."

That is a present that I received.

"Shall I carry your bags?" "I'm good, thank you."

"Thank you." "You're welcome."

"Here you go." "Thank you."

"Thank you." "You're welcome."

"Thanks." "You're welcome."

Is this present meant for me or for you?

This is a souvenir for you from me.

This is a present for you.

This gift is for you.

“How are you, Mr. White?" “Fine, thank you. How are you?"

Here is a present for you in token of our appreciation.

“Thank you so much."—“Not at all."

It's a present for you.

The present was intended for you.

Ann gave me this present.

You might at least say "thank you."

Here is a present for your birthday.

"Look what I have made." "Oh, whacko!"

I said to myself, "Thank you."

“How are you keeping?"—“I'm keeping very well, thank you."

“Thank you very much."—“It's my privilege."

"Thank you." "You're welcome."