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Does De Nada Mean No Problem? [Solved]
De nada. Sometimes, we use the expression “no problem” in Spanish to mean “you’re welcome.” Just say: de nada. This is the most common way of replying after anyone says ¡gracias!6 Sept 2022
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There is a bunch of ways to say you are welcome in Spanish besides of “
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