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    How to say "you're welcome" in Russian

    Не за что
    Ne za chto
    /ˈnʲe zə ʂtə/

    When to use it

    Casual response to thanks. 'Пожалуйста' also works.

    Examples

    — Спасибо! — Не за что.
    — Spasibo! — Ne za chto.
    'Thanks!' 'You're welcome.'

    Frequently asked questions

    How do you say "you're welcome" in Russian?

    "you're welcome" in Russian is Не за что, pronounced Ne za chto.

    How do you pronounce Не за что?

    Ne za chto — IPA /ˈnʲe zə ʂtə/. Use the Listen button above to hear it.

    Is Не за что formal or informal?

    Casual response to thanks. 'Пожалуйста' also works.

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