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What does "No worries, mate" mean?

It means no problem, or you're welcome. Adding mate gives the reply a friendly, informal tone when you agree to help, accept an apology or respond to thanks.

The saying in a sentence

The saying

No worries, mate

Example

Can you cover my shift? No worries, mate.

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When you use it

Use it for everyday favours, small apologies and friendly thank-yous, such as when someone asks you to hold a door.

When you do not

Choose a more direct reply in formal writing or when someone needs a clear promise about an important task.

Yarn with Bruce.

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