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Difference between Let’s be having you and Thanks for having me

admin Confusing Phrases

let’s be having you—is used at public places as a request to move somewhere quickly:

  • Ladies and gentlemen, let’s be having you: the museum closes in ten minutes.

thanks for having me—thank you for your hospitality (said as one says goodbye):

  • Thanks for having me, Jo—we’ve all had a lovely time!