How to Say No Problem in French

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Want to be able to say this common phrase in in French?

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Say "Il n'y a pas de quoi", or simply "De rien" meaning "It was nothing" if you're saying "No problem" in response to "Thanks".

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Say "Pas de problème" if you would like to say it in the context of "Sure, why not!" (like in response to a request).

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