How to Say ‘You're welcome, man.’ in Spain Spanish
De nada, hombre.
deh NAH-thah OM-breh
[deh NAH-thah OM-breh]
🇪🇸 In Spain: hombre is a warm filler between friends and colleagues, and is used with women too in casual speech. It's not a literal "man".
Phrase Breakdown
De
[deh]
You're welcome
A polite response to someone who has just thanked you.
De nada, encantado de ayudarte.
You're welcome, happy to help you.
nada
[NAH-thah]
nothing / you're welcome
Alone, it literally means 'nothing'; in response to thanks, it can imply 'it was nothing'.
—Gracias por cambiar la ruta. —Nada.
—Thanks for changing the route. —It was nothing.
hombre
[OM-breh]
mate / man
Friendly colloquial word in Spain used to sound warm and informal.
Nada, hombre, puede pagar al llegar.
It’s nothing, mate, you can pay upon arriving.
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