yes and no. he could be shy because he does not know you or maybe he does like you. You never know nless you ask him...
Depends. If you mean "Your welcome" as a response for instance to a "Thank You", then it's "De nada". If you mean "Your welcome" to your home for instance, it would be "Benvindo".
"No, thank you" is "No, gracias." Usually, people say "de nada" or "it's nothing" when they mean "You are welcome." Literally, "welcome" is "bienvenido" which you would use in greeting someone as a guest.
Answer You are welcome. It is usually given in response to "thank you".
thank you for what?
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.
he likes you ... that has happened to me
Thank you too?You mean You're welcome? We say "Sama-sama" here.
It means "you are welcome" and is a common response to thank you. Literally it means "there is nothing [to thank] for".
Shokran means thank you in Arabic. In case you were wondering Afwan means you are welcome. :)
It is παρακαλώ [parakalo], meaning "I peg", "Please", or "(you are) welcome" {as a response to: "Thank you"}
Thanks (informal) Thank you (formal) A good reply to this is "Bitte" meaning you are welcome (it can also mean "excuse me")
Proshu, bud' laska is "thank you" in Ukrainian. It can also mean "please"
It depends on what you mean. If you are referring to "you're welcome" as the response to "thank you", then you should say "Libenter", meaning "gladly" If you mean to say "you're welcome" as in "you may enter" or "your presence is desired", then you should say, "Salūtātiō!", meaning "greetings!".
Je t'en prie is a common answer to "thank you". It stands for 'you're welcome'.
He likes you, and is saying that your company at breakfast was more than worth the money/effort it cost him.
it can mean that he likes you
I guess it would have to mean that you can never thank people enough. So thank-you very much for posting this question. I guess it would have to mean that you can never thank people enough. So thank-you very much for posting this question.
well if i were to say thank you at the end of a date it would probably mean just simply you no ...thank you
Thank you=kiitos If you mean youre welcome to my (eg) house its tervetuloa but if you mean that someone (eg) drops a coin and you give it back to him/her theres no word your welkome PS Sorry about my English. Im half finnish half Chinese so im not good at enlish.
if you mean in french , when it means thank you, then i would type "no problem" or "its okay" into a word translator on the internetMerci in French is "thank you" "De rien" is one reply that means you are welcome or you can use "pas de quoi".
The Chuukese word for welcome depends on what time of day. For example: Morning- Ran anim....After noon-Nekunion Anim.....Night- Nepwong Anim. But if you mean welcome when you say Thank you then you say Kinisou back.
It could mean that he likes the girl that likes him. :)
Bitte means please. It may also mean you're welcome after someone says Danke (Thank you.)
just means she thinks you like her. beware
a proprietory colony is a colony ruled by one person but he/she is not a king....... ur welcome and ill be expecting a thank you who ever wrote this is just weird im mean a thank u