Wie sagt man auf Englisch "GERNE"?/ How do you say "gerne" in English.

I love the words "gerne" and "gern geschehen". They're like magic words that people love to hear in German. But, how do you say them in English? In this English video tip, I'll tell you how. I'll also give you some examples so you'll be able to use these words and expressions in your business English meetings and in lots of different small talk situations. Hope you enjoy watching the video.
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[@ozkan9544]

Can I also say '' Not trouble at all'' or ''Not at all''?

[@fallenark]

Hi, sorry for my later answer. Yes, you can also say those. :-)

[@ozkan9544]

Thanks a lot Neil You're great 😁👍
I've improve my englisch with your help

[@fallenark]

Very glad to hear that, Özkan. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great day. :-)

[@flexmegalol8391]

Does "Don't mention it." mean in germen "Kein Problem." ?
and can I also say "No Problem." or "That was not a problem",... ?

[@fallenark]

Hey, I thought I answered your comment already. Sorry if I haven't. Yes, you can also say "No problem". But "That was not a problem" doesn't fit here. Hope this helps.

[@flexmegalol8391]

Neil Collins thank you very much for your help. 😀

[@fallenark]

Hey, you're welcome. No problem. :-)

[@shan-yin]

that was my question too, thanks a lot! ^^