Don't worry, dear.

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Is this right in some cases I used to say something like:

  1. It is ok, dear.
  2. Don’t worry, dear.
  3. Yes, dear.

oh, one more thing, is the sentence right?

Wish you have happiness, luck, success, and money in THE new year.

I mean that in this sentence is it necessary to add an article “The” or not?

Many thanks.

2

  1. Is it okay dear.( to me this is used in a more friendly way, if you want to ask the person if she/he is content with something at all)

  2. Don’t worry dear. ( this is also used to produce some emotional strengh in someone).

  3. Yes dear. ( this used for friendly consent).

To me they’re all correct but are context dependent.

3

Not a tutor! THE is a difinite article(which is used to make a specific indications).
e.g. The boy, the school, the meseum, the red car. etc, etc.

So in (THE new year) is implicitly correct.

4

In addition, you should only use ‘dear’ to certain groups of people. It is not appropriate in all cases.
I would not expect it to be used to someone you did not know very well.

5

Yes, thank you very much.

oh, one more thing, is the sentence right?

Wish you have happiness, luck, success, and money in THE new year.

I mean that in this sentence is it necessary to add an article “The” or not?

Many thanks.

6

Not a tutor!

I wish you happiness, luck, succes and money in the new year.( I suppose this is what you mean).

Yes it’s necessary to add THE.