how do you say you are welcome
say you are welcome 
5 Answers
¡De nada!
"Welcome to my party" o "welcome" because you just said "thanks"? The first time I heard "You are welcome" after a foreigner said to me "Thanks", I was like "Welcome... where? This is my city." I didn't understand it, and I had been learning English for over 4 years.
"You are welcome" as a response to "Thanks" is unique to English. I makes no sense in almost any other language. So, what do you really mean?
Welcome to the forum Lynzi. Please remember to use proper capitalization and punctuation here as it is a learning site. As for your question, "de nada" will do it. As Lazarus pointed out so clearly, welcome has a completely different meaning in Spanish and de nada basicly means "it was nothing".
De nada.
but is apropiate to said after (thank or "gracias" in spanish) (are wellcome or "a la orden" in spanish
