If you help someone or gift anything to a person, it is obvious that you will hear a “thank you” from him/her. Have you ever thought, you could reply to his/her thank you in 16 different ways except “you are welcome”? Yes, you can. Let us discuss the best alternatives of “you’re welcome” to reply and respond when some say thank you to you.
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16 Best Ways to Respond or reply to Thank You
- You are welcome.
- Very Welcome
- Welcome
- That’s all right
- It’s all right
- No worries
- My Pleasure
- Mention not
- Don’t mention it
- Anytime
- Always for you
- It’s nothing much to greet me
- Glad to help
- Sure
- It was nothing
- I am happy to help
- Thank You
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- My Pleasure
- I’m glad I could help/be of help
- Thank you! Always at your service
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- You are Welcome!
- My Pleasure
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- Glad! you liked it!
- My Pleasure
- You’re Welcome!
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It is not rude to say you’re welcome. It’s one of the most polite phrases in English!
You’re Welcome in different languages
- English: You’re welcome
- Spanish: De nada
- German: Bitte
- Portuguese: De nada
- Hindi: aapaka svaagat hai
- Danish: selv tak
- French: vous êtes les bienvenus
- Polish: nie ma za co
- Vietnamese: không có gì
- Chinese: Bié kèqì
- Japanese: Dōitashimashite
- Irish: Tá failte romhat
- Finnish:Olet tervetullut
- Hawaiian:Naʻu ka hauʻoli
- Marathi: Āpalē svāgata āhē
I hope, the article has helped you find the best alternatives to “anytime” and “my pleasure”. Also, check out our article “thank you images” to greet a person and “welcome images” to reply to thank you on WhatsApp and Facebook.
You’re Welcome in different languages
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