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bitte sehr
English  
here you are
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bitte sehr › here you are
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'Bitte' means 'you are welcome'; but 'bitte sehr' is more commonly used as a positive answer to a request. For example: 'Kannst du mir das Salz geben?' - 'Bitte sehr' ---'Can you give me the salt?' - 'Here you are'

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  • hier

English alternatives

  • you're welcome
  • _you are welcome

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