what should you answer when you are greeted condolences on the lost of your loved one?

Answer 1

tip of the head and a thank you is all.

Answer 2

Your poor spelling and grammer makes it a little hard to understand your question. If you are asking how to respond to a person offering condolences on the death of someone you loved, it would have to be a simple, "Thank you." Beyond that you would be responding to a particular statement or question. "How are you doing?" "Is there anything I can do?" Most people don't expect you to be chatty after the death of a loved one.

Answer 3

"Thank you."

Unless, of course, the person is somehow mistaken and you haven't just lost a loved one. You sound really confused about how to deal with this, so maybe you aren't who they think you are. I don't know - this is a wierd question. Shouldn't the answer be obvious?

Answer 4

Thankyou

Answer 5

Thank you, that means a lot, people understand it is difficult, if they say something like they will be missed or they were great , then agree yes they were, and if they say sorry then say thank you, remember they are unsure of what to say also

Answer 6

A simple 'thankyou' is all that is required. Most people are at a loss for words at these times so just thanking them is enough.

Answer 7

Just say Thank You. If you've lost someone. I'm sorry to hear about your lost.

Answer 8

Thank you for thinking about me. It is kind of you.

Then, say whatever you would like to express about your loved one, if you feel they are amenable to listening.

Answer 9

Say Thank you for your concern

Answer 10

Thankyou (in a sad tone of course). Also "I appreciate your concern"