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In English we say You're welcome in reply to ThankyouWhat do we say in Spanish if one says gracias?
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We say "de nada"
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How do you say thank you in sphanish?
To say the English phrase thank you in Spanish, you would say gracias or muchas gracias. Su bienvenida or de nada is Spanish for the phrase you are welcome.
How do you say you are welcome in Spanish?
de nada
How do you say thank you you are welcome my husband in Spanish?
Gracias, de nada mi esposo.
What is answer to gracias?
Gracias is Spanish for thank you. The proper answer would generally be de nada which means 'you're welcome/my pleasure/think nothing of it'(literally: 'of nothing') .
How do you say 'thank-you' in Spanish?
Gracias is thank you. De nada is you're welcome. Por favor is please.
What is the opposite of gracias?
No gracias = No thank you The answer to 'gracias' (You're welcome, my pleasure) is 'De nada'
How do you say welcome to a woman in Spanish?
Bienvenidos damas y caballeros
Spanish word for your welcome?
if it is in terms of you are welcome to my home then bienvenido (welcome) if you mean as in you are welcome from thank you then por nada or de nada.
How you say thanks a lot in spanish?
Es usted muy bienvenido (singular)/Son ustedes muy bienvenidos: if you mean, say, 'Welcome (to my house/country, etc.'. If you mean it as the American equivalent to English '(It's) my pleasure!', then: 'De nada' (Think nothing of it) 'Me place mucho' (Very pleased!)
Reply for thank you in Spanish?
Because 'gracias' means 'thank you' in Spanish, the proper response is 'de nada' which means 'you're welcome.'
How do you say Thank you and you are welcome in Spanish?
You would say "merci" for thank you. You would say "durian" for you're welcome.
How do you reply gracias mi amigo?
First of all, you don't say "muchos gracias", you say"muchas gracias". "Gracias" is a feminine word in spanish that means "thanks".It might depend on context of the conversation, but, "muchas gracias" means "many thanks." The most common way to respond is "de nada" which means "of nothing", in other words:"it was nothing". It's normally interpreted as "you're welcome." in most conversations.
