How to Say ‘You're welcome, my pleasure.’ in Mexican Spanish
De nada, con gusto.
deh NAH-dah kohn GOOS-toh
[deh NAH-dah kohn GOOS-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
De nada,
deh NAH-dah
You're welcome,
The standard reply to 'gracias'. Stress de-NA-da, with a soft 'd'.
—Gracias. —De nada.
—Thanks. —You're welcome.
Words in this phrase
De
[deh]
of
A linking word meaning 'of' or 'for' in Spanish phrases.
El pase de abordar está en mi mochila.
The boarding pass is in my backpack.
nada
[NAH-dah]
nothing
A word meaning 'nothing.' In the fixed phrase 'de nada,' it means 'it's nothing' or 'you're welcome.'
Cuando me agradecen, respondo: Nada, con gusto.
When they thank me, I reply: Nothing, with pleasure.
con gusto.
kohn GOOS-toh
my pleasure.
Very common and warm in Mexico. It means 'gladly'. Stress: con GUS-to.
Con gusto le ayudo.
I'll gladly help you.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
with
A preposition used to show accompaniment or something included.
Celebramos con música y familia en casa.
We celebrate with music and family at home.
gusto
[GOOS-toh]
pleasure
Means 'pleasure' or 'liking'; in greetings it expresses happiness to see someone.
Me da gusto saludarte.
It gives me pleasure to greet you.
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