Difference between También and Denada?

Question

Hi, I wanted to know the basic difference between denada and también. As far as I know Denada is used when we are pleased with someone or something and también is used otherwise. Is it correct? Thanks

Answer 1

También means too, also, as well.

De nada (two words, not one) means you're welcome as in after Thank you.

There should be no confusion about when to use each.

Ok, Thanks :) - Adrianna_linda, Jun 1, 2013

Answer 2

I think you are confusing también which means also/too with a slang version of está bien, "ta bien", which means ok. Someone might say "Gracias por todo"-Thanks for everything and the other person might say "ta bien"-it's ok don't worry about it, which is more commonly said as "de nada". They might say "Todo bien?" Is everything good? And people say "Si, ta bien"-it's good/ok. Again it's slang/shortened version of está bien.

Another gem. :-) - 0095ca4c, Jun 1, 2013

Muchas gracias. - EugenioCosta, Jun 1, 2013

Answer 3

de nada means your welcome and tambien means you too

ok thanks :) - Adrianna_linda, Jun 1, 2013

Answer 4

Yo también - me too

Tú también - you too

De nada y por nada - It was nothing used simular to You're welcome.

ok thanks :) - Adrianna_linda, Jun 1, 2013