40 Ways to Say “You’re Welcome”

40 Ways to Say “You’re Welcome”

Hello English learners! Welcome to a new lesson. We thank people to show our gratitude and appreciation. One of the most common and typical responses to someone’s “thank you” is “you’re welcome”. In today’s lesson, we will look at 40 different ways to say “you’re welcome”.

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English, as a language with highly developed phraseology, features numerous fixed expressions, including phrasal verbs, idioms, and other types of phrasemes. On the one hand, this fact makes it difficult and complicated to learn, but on the other hand, it adds to its genuine richness. Possessing an extensive vocabulary will enable you to express your thoughts and ideas clearly and effectively, and foster your relationships with others. Knowing formal language will help you sound professional and, above all, polite, while informal language will make you sound friendly and casual. 

In that sense, let’s look at different formal and informal ways to say “you’re welcome” in English.

Formal ways of saying “you’re welcome”

Formal language is not as personal as informal language. It is characterised by a lack of slang or colloquial words and expressions. It is mostly used in writing, but also in oral communication when we talk to people we do not know well to avoid misunderstandings and show our respect.

Certainly

Absolutely

Anytime

My pleasure

Of course

Pleasure is (all) mine

I’m (really) glad to help

I’m happy/glad to be of service

You are most welcome

I’m happy to be of assistance

You are more than welcome

Not at all

It makes me happy to help

It’s always great to be of assistance

I’m always here to help

You are so kind

I am very much obliged to you

Much obliged!

Please let me know if you need anything else.

Thank you for allowing me to help

40 Ways to Say “You’re Welcome”

Informal ways of saying “you’re welcome”

We typically use informal language when communicating with friends and family to convey a personal, inviting, friendly, and spontaneous tone. 

Don’t mention it

Anytime!

Sure

You know I’d do anything for you

I know you’d do the same for me

Forget about it

No problem

It’s nothing

That’s OK/alright

Glad/happy to help

It makes no difference

It is/was nothing

It was the least I could do

It’s cool.

I should be the one thanking you

It was no trouble at all

No big deal

No need to thank me

No sweat

Sure thing

It’s absolutely fine

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