How to Say ‘No, not at all, I appreciate it.’ in Mexican Spanish
No, para nada, se agradece.
noh PAH-rah NAH-dah seh ah-grah-DEH-seh
[noh PAH-rah NAH-dah seh ah-grah-DEH-seh]
Phrase Breakdown
No, para nada,
noh PAH-rah NAH-dah
No, not at all,
Reassures the other person that there's no problem. Make a short pause after 'No'.
No, para nada, no hay problema.
No, not at all, no problem.
Words in this phrase
No
[noh]
No
A word used to negate or express refusal.
No vengo muy seguido a este bar.
I don't come to this bar very often.
para
[PAH-rah]
for
Indicates purpose or utility.
Practicó para el examen.
He practiced for the exam.
nada
[NAH-dah]
nothing / anything
“Nada” means nothing. After a negative, it often translates as “anything.”
No hace falta traer nada a la comida.
There is no need to bring anything to the meal.
se agradece.
seh ah-grah-DEH-seh
it's appreciated.
An impersonal way to say thanks. Link 'se' and 'agradece' together: se-a-gra-DE-ce. In Mexico, the 'c' sounds like an 's'.
Tu ayuda se agradece.
Your help is appreciated.
Words in this phrase
se
[seh]
it / itself
Se helps build the expression and gives the sense of something being felt.
Se siente como en familia cuando todos apoyan juntos.
It feels like family when everyone supports together.
agradece
[ah-grah-DEH-seh]
is appreciated
From 'agradecer'; with 'se' means 'it's appreciated'.
Tu ayuda se agradece.
Your help is appreciated.
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