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If somebody tells me"Spasiba" how should I tell him or her " you're welcome" in Russian?
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Пожалуйста - pozhaluysta(you are welcome)
Не за что - ne za chto (It's my pleasure)
Не за что - ne za chto (It's my pleasure)
In some cases you can use "На здоровье" (Na zdorovye) also . For example, mother can say so to her son who thanked her for preparing breakfast or dinner.
- Спасибо, мама. Было очень вкусно. (Thank you, mom. It was delicious)
- На здоровье, сынок. ("On the health, darling" - literally).
- Спасибо, мама. Было очень вкусно. (Thank you, mom. It was delicious)
- На здоровье, сынок. ("On the health, darling" - literally).
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