casual version for dou itashimashite

[JockZon]

Hi... Is there any casual version for dou itashimashite, for use when you talk to other in my age or friends?

[Brody]

You can say, 「とんでもないです」　「とんでもありません」。　とんでもない literally means, "preposterous," "absurd" so it's like saying, "Don't be silly!" in English.

I guess you could drop the です and say とんでもない among friends. Probably be like saying, "No problem!"

[Bueller_007]

You can say, 「とんでもないです」　「とんでもありません」。　とんでもない literally means, "preposterous," "absurd" so it's like saying, "Don't be silly!" in English.

I guess you could drop the です and say とんでもない among friends. Probably be like saying, "No problem!"

いいですよ and its alternative forms also work, and are a little more common, I think.

[Brody]

いいですよ and its alternative forms also work, and are a little more common, I think.

Ah! Of course! Most naturally. I always complicate things more than I need to. You can also just say いいえ。　as if you're saying, "nah" in English. You're basically saying it was nothing to do whatever you did.

[JockZon]

Haha! Thank you, I didn't think of that

[Sakura]

Another very casual one, the one I use the most with my friends, is just うん, like "sure."

[JockZon]

Oh really? I only thought you would use it as "yes". Thanks for all the replies.

[Jason]

Oh really? I only thought you would use it as "yes". Thanks for all the replies.

I've heard はい used as a response to ありがとう before, so うん makes sense, too.

[gambit_2001nz]

ah, of course that's handy to know. I've been wanting to know the answer to that one for a little while......so iie is fine to use as a casual form.....and it's ok with friends.