What does No Hay de Qué mean?
Practice Version
No Hay De Que:
You're welcome. No hay de qu. "No hay de qu" is a common Spanish phrase meaning "you're welcome" or "it's nothing."
Example:
“No hay de qué” means “you’re welcome,” with the friendly feeling of “nothing to thank me for.” Picture someone handing you a tiny bill after doing you a favor: THANKS OWED: $0. They wave it away and say, “No hay de qué!” Think of the English phrase “It’s on the house”—the favor is free, and so is the friendliness.
