You're welcome in Spanish
You're welcome in Spanish is de nada (deh NAH-dah), or no hay de qué or con gusto.
- Spanish
- de nada
- Say it
- deh NAH-dah
- Also said
- no hay de qué, con gusto
- Note
- Con gusto is common in Colombia and Central America.
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Questions about de nada
How do you say you're welcome in Spanish?
You're welcome in Spanish is de nada. You can also say no hay de qué or con gusto. Con gusto is common in Colombia and Central America.
How do you pronounce de nada?
Say it deh NAH-dah. The syllable in capitals is stressed: NAH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does de nada mean in English?
In English, de nada means you're welcome.
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