> > Yes, in Italian the usual reply to "Thank you" can be translated as "Nothing", but I usual hear "Nothing" as a reply to "Thank you" from a lot of English-speaking coworkers ("You're welcome" is less used).
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> > International English? :)
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> > AP.
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> "Nothing?"
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> or, "It's nothing" or "That's nothing?"
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> I usually say "You're welcome." Or if I really mean it a lot, "You're quite welcome!"
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> Sometimes I also say "No problem." Or if I feel like the person is thanking me for something I don't really deserve to be thanked for, I'll say, "No, thank YOU."
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> Gri"my hands need a good wa"sh(ny)

"No problem" is a standard I use, and the Spanish version "De Nada" is one of the few things I learned in High School Spanish I still use. And some times I'll say "Think nothing of it."

Speed'Hey, No Problem'ball