Do you say "no problem" or "you're welcome" more?

No problem

I usually use "happy to"

But I do use "no problem" sometimes

English is only my second language so I don't really speak much troughtout the year so my answer would be: Non of it since I am not talking in English cause I have no person who I should talk in a different language to in my country so yeah...

no problem

I really just say "mhm" so that it doesn't look like in ignoring the person

no problem

Actually, I said 'No worries' more

np

I usually will say no problem, but it all depends. I'll only say "my pleasure" when it is. If not, I'll just give a "sure".

I once wanted to say you're welcome and by reflex started to say no problem so it turned out like no welcome.

Now I just mod it say mhm.

I often use no problem

I heard somewhere when I was younger that saying "no problem" was rude because it was like insinuating that helping the person was seen as a problem to them, so I started saying "of course" because I wanted to be polite. Now I just say of course by reflex

You're welcome

I use "no problem"

Someone took issue to my “no problem” once, so I’ve stopped using that

Quote from crayolawhirlpool

I heard somewhere when I was younger that saying "no problem" was rude because it was like insinuating that helping the person was seen as a problem to them, so I started saying "of course" because I wanted to be polite. Now I just say of course by reflex

Same LMAO but I also say "you're welcome" and "you're so/very welcome". Kind of cringy to me but super nice