por favor · gracias · de nada · perdón
please · thank you · you're welcome · sorry/excuse me
Common trap for English speakers de nada ('it's nothing') is the fixed reply to gracias; English 'you're welcome' has no literal equivalent here.
In the story
Lucía
Look at you. You’ve survived a full loop: hola to friends, buenos días with Rosa and even señora Ortega, chao with Kike, hasta luego at the market, and your four little superpowers: por favor, gracias, de nada, perdón. Let’s lock them in…
¿Subes a descansar? Mañana hay empanadas.
Hasta luego, Rosa. Y… gracias por hoy.
Learn it in the story
This phrase appears in the lesson:
Level pre-A1 · Lesson 3