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when to use "gern geschehen"??
is it the same as "you're welcome" just like "bitte"(after danke)?
or is it the same as "welcome" just like "willkommen"? or something else? and yeah thank you
when to use "gern geschehen"??
is it the same as "you're welcome" just like "bitte"(after danke)?
or is it the same as "welcome" just like "willkommen"? or something else? and yeah thank you
is it the same as "you're welcome" just like "bitte"(after danke)?
or is it the same as "welcome" just like "willkommen"? or something else? and yeah thank you
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you say it when someone says thank you. (it means a bit something like "it's been a pleasure doing that (the thing for which you get thanked for) for you" or "it's okay, i liked doing it anyway")
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@cutiepie8888888
it's basically the same as "you're welcome" or "don't mention it" and a little more formal than "bitte (after danke)". it implies that the one saying "gern geschehen" wasn't bothered by whatever the other person was thanking them for
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