"Thank you. You're welcome!"

Translation: Dankon. Nedankinde!

[BossLearner87]

Funny to look at the origins of nedankinde, ne.dank.ind.e, no.thanks.required.ly

[Rae.F]

I'd put it more as not-thank-worth-y.

[ChrisZamenhof]

All of the solutions for "you're welcome" should be shown.

I was trying for Bononvenu or something... If I saw the answer(s) more related to my own, I could learn from my mistake. When I saw it I knew that Nedankinde was a good idea too.

Dankon.

[dema90]

it depends on the situation. for example in case you hand over something and get a "dankon" for it, "nedankinde" is the best word. in a situation when someone has just arrived, you could say "bonvenon", "(vi) estu bonvena" or something like that for the welcoming.

[seancenarox]

Is this person talking to themself or what?

[QHassan2]

I wonder where the word 'Nedankinde' comes from?

[Rae.F]

ne = not
dank = thank
ind = worth
e = adverb

[VitalyT3]

Well known Russian
"Не стоит благодарность + и"
"Not worth thank e"

[DanielKnis1]

"Dankon! Vi estas bonvenon" is wrong?

[dema90]

"dankon al vi" would be another totally valid option for thank you.

[tyler-trickey]

Sounds so German