Ways of saying “you're welcome” in French?

Question

After someone says “*merci beaucoup*”, I would like to respond by saying something equivalent to the English phrase “*no problem*”. I tried google translate, and it gave me “*Pas de problème*”, but I'm not so sure this is correct. Is it correct? Are there other informal ways of expressing “you're welcome”?

Answer 1

Or you can say "De rien" in informal situations.

Answer 2

Bonjour!

"Pas de problème" has worked well for me in informal settings. I would use it pretty interchangeably with "de rien" (literally "it's nothing"). If you want to err on the side of cautious politeness, I would use "je vous en prie," or the informal form "je t'en prie," depending on whether you use tu or vous with the recipient.

Hope this helps!