Other ways to say

You're Welcome

Hello guys❗ Following on from the last other-ways-to-say post, Other Ways To Say Thank You, today's post is about another polite phrase, you're welcome. I'm sure you know when use it, but do you know other ways to mean this expression❓

In the following conversations, you can find ❹of them. Try to guess the differences between them.

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Katte: I missed maths class the last week. Can you explain the lesson to me, please❓
Chris: Don't 😟. It's as easy as 🔤.

Katte: Thanks for the help, Chris. I own you one.
Chris: No worries, Katte.

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Waitress: Here you have your ☕.

Martha  : Cheers❗
Waitress: It's a pleasure.

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Waitress: Happy birthday❗

Kathleen: 🌷🌷🌷. You shouldn't have❗
Waitress: Don't mention it.

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Jonh: Here's the 📁 you requested.

Matt: Oh! I'm much obliged to you.
Jonh: Happy to be of service.

Did you guess the difference between the previous ways to say you're welcome❓ Well; if you are 😕, don´t 😟. Let´s see their meanings and other ones' meanings❗

No problem
This is a friendly answer when 👨👩 say thank you. We say this phrase to family or friends.

    No problem

No worries
No worries is an informal phrase used by Brits to say that something is acceptable, even if it is incovinient for them..

    No worries, Katte.

Don't mention it❗

Although this sounds a bit rude, it's frequently used in informal situacions. We use this polite response to tell 👨👩 that there's no need for them to thank because helping them was a pleasure.

    Don't mention it!

Not at all

Use this phrase as a polite replay when 👨👩 has thanked you for doing something such as a favour.

    Not at all.

It's my pleasure

It is a semi-formal expression. There is some variations of this phrase such as My pleasure and It's a pleasure.

    It's a pleasure.

Happy to help

As it said, you use this to tell 👨👩 that you are 😀 to help them. You can sound much more formal saying Happy to be of service.

    Happy to help!

You bet❗

If you has an 🇺🇸 friend, you could have heard this one. Owing to the fact that they and other 🇺🇸 English speakers use them.

    You bet! Anytime.

I'm sure you have your own particular way to say you're welcome. So, I challenge you to use one of the others. Do you accept the challenge❓

I hope everyone has enjoyed this lesson. Tell me in the 💬 if you have any question.

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