How to say "You're welcome" in Chinese?

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HUMAN TRANSLATION
1. 不用谢
búyòng xiè

You're welcome (used in reply to thanks)

2. 不客气
bú kèqì

You're welcome (used in the sense of 'Don't mention it')



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Guide to Chinese thanks phrases

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  • Q: How to say That's very sweet of you. in Chinese?
  • A: 您真是太好了 (human translation)
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