what is the answer for "gracias".
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Everyone here when you say Gracias say something that sounds like denada. Is that the correct spelling?
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updated Sep 19, 2011
posted by elderwoodrow
Welcome to the forum! :) - Kiwi-Girl, Sep 19, 2011
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De nada = it is used as our equivalent of 'you're welcome' but literally is more like 'it's nothing'
another option is
No hay de que. which is a bit like our 'no worries' or more literally 'there's no reason to be thankful' (no hay de que estar agradecido)
¡Para servirle! 
updated Sep 19, 2011
edited by Kiwi-Girl
posted by Kiwi-Girl
Great, Kiwi! - LuisCache, Sep 19, 2011
And if you want to use a double meaning phrase, you can also say: No hay por qué darlas. - LuisCache, Sep 19, 2011
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De nada.
updated Sep 19, 2011
posted by fatchocobo
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Good explanatipn Kiwigirl, thank you.
updated Sep 19, 2011
posted by montal21
no hay de que.....so, solo de papa :) there's a new one for you je je - Kiwi-Girl, Sep 19, 2011
Guau, just amazing! - LuisCache, Sep 19, 2011
