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Do people say something to respond "thanks" (for instance, 'you're welcome')?
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De rien.
Il n'y a pas de quoi.
Avec plaisir.
Tout le plaisir est pour moi.
C'est moi.
Ce n'est rien.
Aucun problème. / Pas de problème.
De nada.
etc. ^^
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- French (France)
Les plus courants sont : "de rien" + "il n'y a pas de quoi"
Et Adrien a oublié : "je t'en prie" (tutoiement) / "je vous en prie" (vouvoiement) : personnellement c'est ce que j'utilise le plus souvent ;)
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