A2 Expression Informal

Nemáš za čo.

You're welcome.

Meaning

Informal response to 'Thank you'.

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Cultural Background

Slovaks are generally modest and dislike feeling like they owe someone. This phrase helps keep social interactions balanced. The phrase is identical in Czech ('Nemáš zač'), reflecting the close cultural and linguistic ties. Polish uses 'Nie ma za co', which is very similar in structure and usage. Russian uses 'Не за что' (Ne za chto), which shares the same literal meaning.

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Keep it casual

Only use this with people you call by their first name.

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Modesty first

Slovaks appreciate when you don't make a big deal out of a favor.

Meaning

Informal response to 'Thank you'.

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Keep it casual

Only use this with people you call by their first name.

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Modesty first

Slovaks appreciate when you don't make a big deal out of a favor.

Test Yourself

Which phrase is appropriate when a friend thanks you?

— Ďakujem za pomoc! — ________

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Nemáš za čo.

It is the standard informal response to thanks.

Complete the phrase.

Nemáš ____ čo.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: za

The preposition 'za' is required in this expression.

🎉 Score: /2

Visual Learning Aids

Practice Bank

2 exercises
Which phrase is appropriate when a friend thanks you? Choose A1

— Ďakujem za pomoc! — ________

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Nemáš za čo.

It is the standard informal response to thanks.

Complete the phrase. Fill Blank A2

Nemáš ____ čo.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: za

The preposition 'za' is required in this expression.

🎉 Score: /2

Frequently Asked Questions

2 questions

Only if you are on very friendly terms. Otherwise, use 'Prosím'.

No, it's very polite in the right context.

Related Phrases

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Niet za čo

similar

There is nothing to thank for

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Za málo

similar

For little

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Rado sa stalo

similar

It was a pleasure

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Prosím

contrast

Please/You're welcome

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