Thank you?
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In what context would you use "de nada" versus "no hay de qué"? Is one less formal than the other?
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updated Jan 16, 2013
posted by stjohnskim
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In Mexico there is a feeling, but extremely slight, of more formality with "de nada" than "no hay de que."
I agree with Pablo that "con gusto" or "con todo gusto" is the most formal.
updated Jan 16, 2013
posted by 005faa61
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I'll give some examples:
-Gracias por ayudarme. -Con gusto.
-¡Gracias!
-De nada / No hay de qué.
updated Jan 16, 2013
posted by maestroantonio
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I think they are both the same, how common they are used? I think that depends of the country, Im from Costa Rica and I always use "de nada" in formal or informal situations. "con gusto" I would say it's a bit more formal.
updated Jan 16, 2013
posted by Pablo04
