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"You're welcome" in Spanish

By Berfin I.

In Spanish, "You're welcome" (as in the phrase) is written as:

(general) De nada

(returning the courtesy) A ti

(Editor's note: A direct translation for De nada is "It is nothing", and is the general translation for the English phrase "You're welcome". Whereas A ti means "To you" and can be said in response to Gracias to return the courtesy to the interlocutor.)

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Berfin I. 3 posts 0 comments

Berfin is a Spanish citizen who has lived in Spain for 20 years. Her favourite Spanish movie is Ocho apellidos vascos; her favourite Spanish food is Chicken croquetas; And her two favourite places in Spain are Alicante and Toledo. She resides in Alicante. And of Toledo, she wrote that she likes the "historic castles and windmills." And of both cities, "Both of them have a lot of great people and are very touristic."

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