what you can answer, if somebody thanks you

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Title:	what you can answer, if somebody thanks you
Answer:	douitashimashite

Equivalents:	1. iindesuyo 2. nandemo naiyo 3. nandemo arimasen

Explanation:	This expression is formal and people don't use this often in casual conversation. Instead we say 'iindesuyo' or 'nandemo naiyo'.
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Game Summary Statistics

Average Rating		3.7
# of votes		112
# of Garbage Votes		17
# of Garbage Votes by native speakers		0

Individual Ratings and Comments

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Total found: 112 !
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Guest

Rating: 3

June 19, 2008

Instead of "douitashimashite", in English we say "You're welcome"

Ánderson G.

Rating: 0

May 3, 2008

Instead of "douitashimashite", in Spanish we say "de nada"

Molly J.

Rating: 5

April 28, 2008

Instead of "douitashimashite", in English we say "You're welcome or No problem"

Guest

Rating: 5

April 9, 2008

Instead of "douitashimashite", in Spanish we say "por nada"

Laura B.

Rating: 5

March 30, 2008

Instead of "douitashimashite", in English we say "you are welcome"

Matthias H.

Rating: 4

March 19, 2008

Instead of "douitashimashite", in German we say "gern geschehen, keine Ursache"

mariano s.

Rating: 0

January 31, 2008

Instead of "douitashimashite", in Spanish we say "De Nada"

luana

Rating: 0

January 31, 2008

Instead of "douitashimashite", in Italian we say "prego"

Best F.

Rating: 5

December 3, 2007

Instead of "douitashimashite", in Arabic, Moroccan we say "la da3i li chokre"

Frederik E.

Rating: 5

November 23, 2007

Instead of "douitashimashite", in German we say "Keine Ursache"

Total found: 112 !
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