Japanese Helper

Okay, the Japanese phrase for "You're welcome" is "どういたしまして" (Dou itashi mashte). It's a polite way of acknowledging someone's thanks.

I heard not a lot of people say douitashimashite

That's true, it's a more formal way of expressing gratitude. In casual conversations, people might use a more informal phrase like "気にしないで" (kigidanai). That means "don't worry about it."

こんにちは! Are you ready to continue where we left off? Or are you starting fresh?

どうずよろしく!

Okay, let's start with the basics. What's your name?