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 23, 2007

que nada

'que nada' in brazilian portuguese means something like ''no way!'' or the sense of ''what you're saying is not true/ has no importance''

ei eu acho que não deveríamos ir por esse beco escuro! pode ser perigoso! (hey I think we shouldn't go down that dark alley, it might be dangerous!)
- que nada! (bullshit)

by well to the bone December 27, 2015

que nada

que nada is a spanish form of you're welcome in english

- Gracias! (Thank you!)
- Que nada!

by Marikamabzika September 27, 2006

Pueblo Peor Que Nada

Village that is worse than nothing. This is reputed to be the original Spanish name of the then village of Placentia, later to be in the state of California

dude#1: I heard that Placentia translated is "A Pleasant Place".
dude#2: Bro, my tia said that they always had called it "Pueblo peor que nada"
dude#1: Huh?
dude#2: It's Spanish for "Village worse than nothing"
dude#1: Got that right!

by why not Bob? March 19, 2011