Do you use "you're welcome" or "no problem" more? (1 Viewer)

[Myco]

Read about a debate of this on redd.it some days ago and wondered which of the 2 is used more by our forum users.
I definitely use no problem a lot more, even if it feels kind of weird saying it to older people because it's a rather impolite saying in a sense?

 

[Villains]

I use you're welcome more

 

[Willow]

No problem

 

[Soogi]

both sound a little cold to me tbh, i just say ''yea sure happy to help''

 

[SnowWhite]

You're welcome, that's what I first heard of when learning English.

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

I use no problem more often if I'm being honest. It just comes out of my mouth more naturally than you're welcome.

 

[Ahsoka]

No problem

 

[Michael]

Right now, out of the top of my head, I usually say it to @Mei_Ying, and what I say back is "de rien".

 

[Mew]

No problem.. With most people.
Your welcome with young kids.

 

[Mangoey]

I say no problem more. In text I tend to spam it like npnpnpnp just so that it doesn't sound too cold.

 

[lexus]

I prefer saying you're welcome

 

[Willow]

Right now, out of the top of my head, I usually say it to @Mei_Ying, and what I say back is "de rien".

DE RIEN IS SUPERIOR

 

[Magician]

I prefer you're welcome

 

[StrayMixx]

I say you're welcome, sure, and sure thing.