褒め上手ですねって英語でなんて言うの？

▪ You always have the kindest words for me. Kind is to be friendly. This sentence indicates that the teacher always have friendly words to compliment you. ▪ You give the best compliments. This is saying that this teachers compliments are always nice and better than others. ▪ Your compliments are always from another world. This is an expression that indicates that the teachers compliments are very impressive.

Way with words' is an idiom that means to be very good at speaking and structuring sentences, and knowing when to say the right things. 'Gift of the gab' is a UK phrase that means to be articulate and say the right things to people, at the right time, which makes them happy. 'Gab' means to talk. The last example explains that you really like the compliment you have been given, and you are thanking the teacher for saying such things to you.

Both of these sentences express that said person really likes the complements given to them by their teacher.

Be careful at a moment like this because, if you tell your teacher that she or he is very good at complimenting people, it may sound like you think the teacher is one of those people who always talk sweetly, even if perhaps they are not sincere. It's better to say that you are happy to receive a compliment from the teacher.

If you would like to thank your teacher for the great positive feedback on your performance then you can use the sentences above to assist you in doing so. It is good for the teacher to boost the student's confidence by giving compliments and celebrating correct answers and moments where a student finds clarity in a specific idea or topic. Motivator: something or someone that give Boost: to increase Clarity: understanding "Thank you, teacher your compliments make me feel more confident about myself when learning English."

"I am very flattered" and "Thank you for the compliments" these two expressions are used when in reply to someone who compliments you often, to compliment someone is to praise someone for their efforts/work ex. "You did a great job on your math test". 'Flattered' is the term used when someone has been complimenting you and you feel pleased with your actions.

Thank you for praising me, you're a very good teacher!' This sentence explains that you are grateful to receive the compliment and that you think the teacher is good at their job. 'That is very kind. Thank you.' explains that you feel good about their kindness, and you thank them for it.

"That's so kind of you!" This is a great way to let your teacher know that you are thankful for a compliment that they have given you. This is an informal sentence, but you can always use it in your lessons. Keep in mind that you can be formal or informal with your teacher. It's your choice! :) Example: Teacher: "You're doing great with your pronunciation today!" You: "That's so kind of you!" "Thank you for the compliment!" This is a slightly more formal way to express to your teacher that you are grateful for a compliment your teacher has given you. Example: Teacher: I'm glad to see you're improving with translation practice!" You: "Thank you for the compliment! " "You're great at giving compliments! Thank you!" This is a great way to express to your teacher that you feel that teacher is good at making and giving compliments, and that you are thankful for the compliment. It is polite, of course, but informal. Example: Teacher: "I'm so impressed with your listening skills today!" You: "You're great at giving compliments! Thank you!"

You have a way with words.' - We would say this if someone always finds the right words to say. If your teacher is supportive and always encouraging you then you can say: 'Thank you for your encouragement.' You can also say 'Thank you for the compliments, you are very kind.' after someone compliments you.

A way of making one feel good suggests that you are flattered by something someone has said. To have a lovely way of praising means that someone is good at giving compliments. To say that someone's compliments honor you suggests that you are honored by something someone has said. There are many other expressions one may use such as saying; You have a way with words. Your praise is always so gratifying. keyword: gratifying-Giving pleasure or satisfaction.