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What Does y De Nada Mean?

"Y de nada" in Spanish means "You're welcome".

It's a common and polite way to respond when someone thanks you for something.

Here's a breakdown of the phrase:

* Y: And

* de: of

* nada: nothing

The phrase literally translates to "And of nothing," which is a bit odd in English. But it's a common and idiomatic way to express gratitude in Spanish.

Here are some other ways to say "You're welcome" in Spanish:

* De nada: (Literally "Of nothing")

* No hay problema: (No problem)

* Con mucho gusto: (With pleasure)

* Por favor: (Please - used as a polite response)

* No te preocupes: (Don't worry)

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