What are some other ways to respond to someone saying "thank you" besides "de rien" or "vous êtes bienvenue"?

16.06.2025 03:24

What are some other ways to respond to someone saying "thank you" besides "de rien" or "vous êtes bienvenue"?

“Vous etes bienvenue” is a literal translation of the English “You’re welcome”. I have never heard it used in France.

“De rien” is a translation of the Spanish de nada.

“Avec plaisir.”

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