どういたしまして
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Polite expression used to respond to thanks. It literally means 'it was nothing' or 'don't mention it.' Commonly used in everyday conversations.
Theme
After User helps Yuta with his homework at a café, he expresses gratitude.
どういたしまして
どういたしまして
you are welcome, don't mention it
Basics & EssentialsGreetings & Expressions
Memory Hook
Imagine someone says 'thank you' and you reply, 'Don't mention it, it's just a small thing.' Think of 'どういたしまして' (dou itashimashite) as 'Do it as a small thing' — a polite way to say 'you're welcome.'
Cultural Note
『どういたしまして』 (dou itashimashite) is a common polite response to 『ありがとう』 (arigatou, 'thank you') in Japanese. It's often used in formal or casual settings to show humility and acknowledge gratitude without making a big deal of the favor.
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Base: どういたしましてPolite expression used to respond to thanks. It literally means 'it was nothing' or 'don't mention it.' Commonly used in everyday conversations.