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You're welcome in Spanish

“You're welcome” in Spanish is de nada, pronounced /de ˈna.da/. It's a set phrase, so it has no gender.

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A smiling man in a dark sweater talks to a woman, with his hands open as if saying something kind, in a living room with a plant and a lit lamp.
de nada /de ˈna.da/ · phrase Hear the word

In a sentence

“Gracias.” “De nada.”

“Thank you.” “You're welcome.”

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Grammar note

De nada is the usual answer to gracias. Literally it means of nothing, as in it was nothing. No hay de qué means the same, and con gusto (with pleasure) is common in Colombia and Central America.

How to remember it

English has borrowed nada, as in we got nada. So de nada is it was nothing.

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