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How may I help you?
How may I help you?
and How can I help you?; How can I serve you?; May I help you?; What Can I do for you?In what way can I serve you? (Usually said by store clerks and food service personnel. The first question is the most polite, and the last is the least polite.) Waiter: How can I help you? Sue: I'm not ready to order yet. Clerk: May I help you? Jane: I'm looking for a gift for my aunt.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Gonzalo | | gon-THAH-lo (Spanish), gon-SAH-lo (Latin American Spanish) | Spanish |
| Gohar | | - | Armenian |
| Lehi | | - | Biblical, Mormon |
| Ella | | ['elə] | |
| Temple | | ['templ] | |
| Trai | | - | Vietnamese |