One: Interpretation of meaning
You're welcome English [ju ɑ? (r)？ Verk? m]？ Beauty [j? ɑ? r？ Verk? m]？ You're welcome.
English doesn't matter [? t？ d？ znt？ m？ t？ (r)]？ Beauty [? t？ d？ znt？ m？ t？ r]？ Questions about ... it doesn't matter
Difference: You're welcome means it doesn't matter, you thank others, others think it's just a little effort, so you're welcome. It doesn't matter. It means it doesn't matter. You apologize to others and they tell you not to worry.
Two: the difference in usage
You're welcome. Used to politely answer others' thanks. You're welcome. You're welcome.
It doesn't matter, which means "comfort" and "it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter." Similar to nothing.
Three: Typical examples
1, you're welcome?
-Bruce? :? That is. Great? . ? Thank you? You! ? Lee? Ray? :? What about you? Is it? Are you welcome? .
Bruce: Great. Thank you, Li Lei: You're welcome.
-a:? Thank you? What about you? Very? A lot. ? b:？ What about you? Is it? Welcome to visit. ?
A: Thank you very much. B: You're welcome.
-you Is it? Welcome to visit! ? we? Is it? Okay？ Friends? As? What about you? Go ahead. ?
You are welcome! As you said, we are good friends!
2. It doesn't matter
-"is there? Me? Are you awake? What about you? —? Yes? But? It? Isn't it? Things. ?
"Did I wake you?" -"Yes, but it doesn't matter."
-it? Isn't it? Does it matter? Where to? Me? Is it? What about you? Going? Or? No. ?
It makes no difference to me whether you go or not.
-it? Isn't it? Does it matter? Where to? Me? What? What about you? Go ahead. ?
I don't care what you do.