Different Ways to Say You're Welcome | PLUS Stress, Intonation & Pronunciation

There are quite a few different ways to say "you're welcome" in English... particularly in British English. There's nothing wrong with saying you're welcome, however, I'd recommend having a few different options to keep your spoken English interesting and fun. Being a pronunciation teacher, I also go into detail about intonation and stress throughout this lesson.

0:28 Two to Five Rule
1:00 Why intonation is important
1:47 Phrase 1
2:33 Phrase 2
2:50 Phrase 3
3:27 Phrase 4
4:10 Phrase 5
4:30 Phrase 6
4:56 Fluency Tip
5:21 Phrase 7
5:30 Practice ADDING more
6:54 How to Learn With Me

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[ddsungate]

Hello Elliot! So happy, you're back. It's such a pleasure to watch your lessons here! You just can't imagine how big your contribution to British pronunciation boosting is!

[Mokhnuram]

Hi Elliott. I'm from Uzbekistan, I always follow your lessons. Good luck to you, Never stop creating.❤

[Mariia]

Thank you. I’d love to watch more videos like this one, about the phrases.

[FelipeGuadarramaValencia]

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[Romy]

Hello, Elliott.Thanks for your advice!You are the best English teacher!Love you so much ❤

[JennasWorld]

Hello Elliot.  Wonderful lessons as always.  I agree, English can be boring, especially when conversing.  Having options is a great way to expand one's vocabulary. 
I used the following phrases as an alternative to: "You're welcome."

1.  My pleasure.  Pleasure. Pleasures all mine.
2. No worries. No problem.
3. Much obliged (combined with #1)
4.  It's all good paired with #2 or #4
5. Merci or Merci Buckets.😂
6. Quite alright (with #2 or #4)
7.  I gots 'cha! (#2 or #4)
8.  Don't mention it.
9. No sweat with  #2–8
10.  It's okay. No biggy. 

Absolutely love the British accent.  It's so posh and quite easy on the ears.  I speak with a Canadian accent and, apparently, mine is an enigma here in the Philippines.  I sound: Canadian - American - British -French all jumbled together.😅  

Kudos. Watching and learning all the way from the 🇵🇭. Cheers!👍

[ddias]

Thank you for the video!
I absolutely love your beautiful English accent 💕💕💕
I could listen to you endlessly 🥰🥰🥰

[sshhun]

Thank you for making this video! It's so good to have some useful alternatives other than just saying "you're welcome" all of the times.

[xavierlastra]

Thanks for sharing it, big hugs from VALENCIA

[newindiadiscoverymatrichr.]

Hi Elliott, l was missing your videos and suddenly surprised seeing the same. You are the one who makes things utmost simple.😊

[claudiagracia]

Hello Elliot! Greetings from Argentina. So good to have you back!

[OzyJKBRs]

Hi from Mexico!! 🙋🏻‍♀️
Just to tell you that I love your British accent (and your lessons too), I don't know but I find it very easy to understand you unlike an American.
I hope I wrote well; give me reaction (❤) or comment if I did, please, it's very important for me.
Best regards!
By the way, your videos have helped me a lot, thank you! 😊

[lidiaadobato]

Thanks a lot! Could you explain when to use 'cheers' when writing??

[bananvital]

Great lesson! Hope to see more videos 👍🏻

[نوراحمد-ظنغ]

Hello Elliot, please what is the best way to acquire more vocabulary in English?🌼

[anamunoz]

Thanks for your videos, I'm beginner in the language but I'm learning and improving every day. Greetings from Venezuela

[ChanB]

OMG Miss you so much. Enlightening lesson!

[sweetchills-kymg]

Sir thank you very much for your videos I always enjoy your videos and learn British English

[JemalMammetgylyjowa]

Welcome! Elliot imso happy for that i see you