From the category archives:
How do you say “you’re welcome” in Spanish?
In response to somebody telling you “thank you” -”gracias” in Spanish- you’d say
de nada or
no hay de qué
Both are used in everyday speech, and are appropriate for any situation, formal or informal.
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