how do you reply to "thank you" in spanish
How do I reply in Spanish, when someone says "thank you"?
5 Answers
'de nada'
Literally means 'it's nothing' but is used like "You're Welcome"
Ssense (great name--gives the Essence sound; nice), anyway welcome to the forum. I would like to encourage you to try and use all the wonderful features this site has to offer such as the dictionary and translation feature at the top of the page. I would like to also let you know that under the Learn Spanish tab are videos by a teacher named Paralee, these are Spectacular and I highly recommend them. Please aquaint yourself with the forum rules and regs as it will help you navigate through this awesome learning process!! 
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Welcome to the Forum, Ssense. There are a few threads that have dealt with this subject before. You can look at this one, for example, or write a keyword such as "de nada" or "por nada" in the search box that you can see when in the "Answers" window.
de nada
The waitresses at our local Mexican restaurant say "por nada" when I tell them "gracias", which I was surprised at. I had only ever heard "de nada".
