welcome--欢迎 huan ying
thank you--谢谢你 xie xie ni
'Thank you' is efcharisto and You're welcome is parakalo
When someone say thank you to you in Chinese, you may reciprocate by saying: 不用客气 bù​ yòng​ kè ​qi​ - meaning 'You are welcome' or 'No need to stand on ceremony'
You're welcome!
You would say "merci" for thank you. You would say "durian" for you're welcome.
When a girl says thank you to you then you say 'you're welcome.'
To say thank you in indo is terima kasi.(te-ri-ma ka-si) To say thank you in chinese is xie xie.(sie sie)
'Welcome' in Chinese is written as '欢迎' (huān yíng), pronounced Hwan Yeeng, pay attention that "h" here pronounce as "h" in English. In Chinese pinyin, "h" is never silent. This would be used as in 'Welcome to my home' and NOT to be used as a response to thank you. To say 'welcome' as a response to 'thank you', you would write '不客气' (bú kè qi). '欢迎光临' (huān yíng guāng lín) would be said by a shopkeeper to someone coming to their store as words of welcome.
You're welcome!
'Welcome' as in 'Welcome to our new home.' is written as '欢迎'. In pin yin, it is 'huan ying'. To say 'welcome' as a response to 'thank you', you would write '不客气'. In pin yin it is 'bu ke qi'.
Say "It's a pleasure to help." Or "You're welcome."
say thank you
you are welcome