What is the German 'Bitte schön' in English?

Answer 1

"Sie sind willkommen" is the formal expression in German.

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If you mean the reply people give after being thanked (thank you - you're welcome) then there are several replies, all of which can be used both formally and informally:

Bitte schön

Gern geschehen

Keine Ursache

Nichts zu danken

If you're referring to what terms Germans use to welcome people then they use the following:

(Herzlich) Willkommen - (hearty) welcome

Willkommen bei - welcome to

Sie sind wilkommen would not be used as a stand-alone expression

Answer 2

You're very welcome is an English equivalent of 'Bitte schön'.

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BItte schön can also be translated as:

Here you are!

There you go!

Don't mention it

Answer 3

please = bitte

thank you = danke

you're welcome = bitte

Answer 4

It most commonly means "please," but it can also mean "you're welcome" (in response to "danke.")

Answer 5

Bitteschön in German means "You're welcome" or "Here" (as in, here, take this thing or service I'm giving you - "Here ya go").

Answer 6

Bitte is 'you're welcome' in German.

Answer 7

Here