Rosalia T. answered • 03/28/19
Patient and experienced Italian tutor / Native speaker
There is no particular reason. It's an alternative way to say "Prego!". Also in English you can respond in different ways ("You're welcome", "Sure", "No problem") when someone says "Thank you".
Tabitha P. answered • 03/27/19
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Di Niente is the Italian verbiage for "You're welcome".
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