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Your welcome or you are welcome?

When someone says "thank you"; what is the correct reply, "your welcome" or "you're welcome"? And could you give me a reason for your answer please? Thank youEmotion: smile .
  

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You're welcome. They both sound the same but the meaning of your and you're are different. You're welcome is short for you are welcome.

— Nona the brit

  • You're welcome.
  • They both sound the same but the meaning of your and you're are different.
  • You're welcome is short for you are welcome.
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You're welcome.

They both sound the same but the meaning of your and you're are different.

You're welcome is short for you are welcome.
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