In World Languages / Junior High School | 2025-05-23

Your welcome in ilocano

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In Ilocano, "You're welcome" is often said as "Awan aniamanna" or simply "Wen, awan aniamanna" which means "It's nothing" or "No problem." It’s a polite way to respond when someone thanks you, showing that helping or giving was no trouble.

Answered by CloudyClothy | 2025-05-23

Your welcome in ilocano

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