STOP Saying 'You are Welcome' in English❌ #shorts

[sametkucuk]

Starts saying "you're goodbye"

[abulahab]

“No worries” is a response to an apology.
I hate hearing it when I thank someone.

[learnenglishbylushanthawi]

You are welcome is the best for ever..

[Triss_Joy]

“Sure.”
“No problem.”

Or the expert level: “You bet!”

[CCLion-enrh]

Can I use

" My pleasure"

[arontuhafenihamukwaya]

If you tell me “Don’t mention it”, I will surely not mention it next time.

[minervagonzales]

Thanks for Sharing but " you're welcome " is PROPER.

[aaademed]

While learning English as a second language I used to respond "please" (it's totally ok to say it in Ukrainian). Then I was told that nobody says that. Then I took the second most popular response "Never mind". And only after that I learned "Glad to help". But it took me a bunch of time to understand that the phrase "You're welcome" isn't limited only to invitations

[kathirvelukathir]

we can use 'its my pleasure' also

[Chacha]

No worries is NOT an advanced phrase. "My pleasure" is a much better alternative.

[joulitaffron]

Glad to help
Anytime
Do not mention it
Saying them instead of you welcome

[nemsytakimai]

Glad to help
Anytime
No worries
Don't mention it

[gengis]

"My pleasure my Lady"
Used it in UK. Always got a laugh and an interested glance.

[BigDrawls]

Nope. “You’re welcome” is the correct response. Those others are disrespectful.

[Aurxliaaa]

Her:stop saying you are welcome

Me:✨WhAt CaN I sAy ExCePt YoUr WeLcOmE✨

[heliot]

I have nothing against the street vocabulary but, your welcome it’s the right way

[katylagrande]

Ok news vocabulary’s news notions perhaps easy peaks lemongrass

[learnenglishbylushanthawi]

Those substitutions are less standard.

[Neyobe]

I like to say “no problem” or “of course”

[davidgress]

None of those alternatives mean "you're welcome". They are generic expressions that no real meaning and are usually said in several situations. Say you're welcome, at least it has an obvious meaning.