de nada

Literally "Of nothing", commonly interpreted as "You're welcome". Tied to "De rien" in French, which has a similar meaning.

"Thank you so much for that little bit of information, Mr. Harper."
"Hey, de nada."

by Shimmy Ninja December 10, 2005

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cosa nada

It's not a cosa. It's "not a thing". Direct Spanish translation: a "nothing thing". A cosa nada refers to something that is not a problem, not anything worth sweating, not worth anyone's time. Used to minimize something that doesn't deserve or need any attention or emotion.

Boyfriend - "So your "friend" Nick, did you guys ever date?"
Girlfriend - "Omg no, we kissed once in 8th grade but it was a cosa nada."

by FreebirdG2M June 10, 2019

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Tech~nada

A person who has little understanding or practical application of the mainstream device technology developed in the last decade.

"Fred could not connect his cell phone to wifi, he's such a tech~nada!

by LB Sand July 8, 2015

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Nada Moment

Nada Moment, variation on the old fashioned 'Blonde Moment.'

Nada represents all things dumb, derived original spanish meaning of Nada e.g. Nothing.

Nothing, no idea, etc.

"I just had a nada moment!"

Person 1: What kinda food do you like?
Person 2: I love lamb, chicken, oh and lobster ROCKS!
Person 1: What is a lobster rock?
Person 2: That is so NADA!
Person 1: Oh sh*t, I just had a nada moment.

by nada syndrome December 25, 2009

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que nada

The definition given by Marikamabzika is not accurated, the right word for the exrpession "you're welcome" is "de nada". "que nada" means an emphasized "nothing"

-What are you doing?
(Qué haces?)
-Nothing.
(Nada)
-What?
(Qué?)
-I said nothin!
(Que nada)

by KaalAraab March 27, 2007

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