curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/es-a1-learn-basic-personal-information/693706e0ca1911af1ae27b13.md
In this task, you will hear Mateo respond politely after being thanked. His phrase is a standard way to acknowledge someone's gratitude in Spanish.
There are other options for saying "you're welcome". Here are some examples:
De nada - You are welcome. (Formal and Informal)No hay de qué - There is nothing to thank me for. (More formal or traditional)Con gusto - My pleasure. (Common in Latin America)Listen to the audio and decide if the following statement is true or false.
Is it true or false: Mateo is saying De nada.
True
False
Mateo is using a simple sentence that can be used both in formal and informal context.
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¡De nada! means "You're welcome" and is one of the most common responses to gracias in Spanish.
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