What do you say after someone says "thank you" ?

by AMIngram Posted 2010/02/14 22:14:33

548 votes
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		You're Welcome
	Yes Sir/Ma'am
		Sure
		Anytime
		No problem
		Don't mention it.
		Nothing
		Mhm/Yeah
		None of the above (Please leave a comment)

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	You're Welcome	216 votes	39%
	Yes Sir/Ma'am	7 votes	1%
	Sure	20 votes	4%
	Anytime	90 votes	16%
	No problem	112 votes	20%
	Don't mention it.	38 votes	7%
	Nothing	9 votes	2%
	Mhm/Yeah	36 votes	7%
	None of the above	20 votes	4%

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Sara 2012/12/20 15:21:08

None of the above

my pleasure

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Sachin Garde 2012/04/02 08:11:18

None of the above

+1
It's my pleasure

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none 2010/02/17 21:43:43

You're Welcome

"You're welcome" is the polite response.

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RoryCanadia 2010/02/16 20:19:46

No problem

I always go with "no problem" or "anytime". I like to show folks that what I've done for them is not a big deal and I had no trouble taking care of it for them. Mostly at work.

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AL*MAHDي 2010/02/15 12:40:50

Don't mention it.

its my job don't thank me

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Wilbur 2010/02/15 05:53:25

You're Welcome

"You're welcome", or "you're welcome, and thank you" would be my typical response.

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hispeedheavyliftoperator 2010/02/15 01:05:05

You're Welcome

What's up with the "no problem" ? What problem?

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melissa 2010/02/15 01:03:10

You're Welcome

you're welcome that t he polite thing to say when someone say "thank you".

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KatieBabe~Real 2010/02/15 00:54:54

You're Welcome

ur welcome :) :p

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g!anna 2010/02/14 23:41:31

Mhm/Yeah

It's such a bad habit.
Someone says thank you, I go "mhm".
I do it friendly, but I think it's rude of me :(

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Half-Gi... to g!anna 2010/02/15 11:41:12

+1
Same - usually I'm just a little embarrassed.

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Captain Sticky 2010/02/14 23:09:59

None of the above

Your Captain says "you're welcome" but "no problem" is becoming common usage. Languages evolve.

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Larry 2010/02/14 22:57:08

No problem

+1
I do have the habit of saying "No Problem".It's just like 'Your Welcome' or any of the answers. All your doing is that your acknowledging the other peosons Thanks.

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ladypuppylove 2010/02/14 22:54:35

You're Welcome

+1
I always say you're welcome, no matter who you are

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urwutuis 2010/02/14 22:46:39

None of the above

Don't thank me. Thank God I was in a good mood.

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Scott 2010/02/14 22:32:08

You're Welcome

+1
Or nothing. Give a nod of the head..

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SamTheSlayer [Codename: Duc... 2010/02/14 22:18:14

No problem

+1
This, or "You're Welcome" or "Anytime". Whatever it is, it's the same message I'm trying to get across.

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SimplyShannon 2010/02/14 22:16:56

You're Welcome

+1
If I am speaking to older people I say your welcome, if I am speaking to a friend I normally say yeah or sure.

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• ♥Lucy-Fer♥ ♦The Woman♦ • 2010/02/14 22:15:42

You're Welcome

+1
You're Welcome.

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