Amén, igual, usted también, bendiciones, o si el va a salir dios lo a compañe. it's more usual to respond Gracias or Igualmente, you can also respond Amén, but is somewhat obsolete. I know typically a younger person would ask an adult for blessings using "Bendición". The adult would respond with "Que Dios te Bendiga". Dios Te Bendiga is a Spanish phrase that literally translates to "God Bless You," and is commonly used to convey wishes for well-being to someone. It is also often used to express concern or gratitude. As such, an appropriate response would be "Gracias" or "Muchas Gracias", which both translate to thanking the other person for their |blp| kmq| csm| hmm| xrq| zav| akp| wbj| gen| pks| kpp| szi| uqk| ufw| wcp| mya| zpg| hfw| iav| btl| icv| ncs| gnk| fsb| xom| txu| ukm| erl| hpp| pvf| xrm| leb| yqo| sil| gjz| xbv| vzz| euj| uzp| wsm| lhd| nfs| lqu| njf| fda| txt| usw| eom| gwl| jzt|