Various Replies to "Thank You" in English

Sep. 16, 2024 • Updated Sep. 24, 2024

Resources

• DO say “You’re welcome”: And Other Replies to “Thank you”! - YouTube.
• DO NOT say “you’re welcome”! Respond to “thank you” PROPERLY! - YouTube.

• Any time.
• Don’t mention it. (Somebody may don’t like it.)
• I know you’d do the same for me.
• It’s nothing.
• It’s the least I could do.
• It’s my honor. (“I think speaking with British and American people, I would very rarely say that. It’s very strong.”)
• (I’m) Happy to help.
• (I’m) Glad I could help.
• (I’m) Pleased to help.
• My pleasure. The pleasure is/was mine. Pleasure.
• Much obliged. I’m very much obliged to you! [U.K.]
• No worries. (‘worries’ may create a negative feeling.)
• No problem. (‘problem’ may create a negative feeling.)
• Not at all [U.K.]
• Sure. [U.S.]
• Sure, no problem. [U.S.]
• Thank YOU!
• That’s okay.
• That’s fine.
• That’s all right. (Note: depending on the intonation and the tone of voice.)
• That’s quite all right. [U.K.]
• We appreciate your business!
• We appreciate your custom!
• You’re /jə/ welcome.
• You’re very welcome.
• You’re most welcome. [formal]