How to Say ‘Worry’ in French
De souci
duh soo-see
[duh soo-see]
💬 Usage Tip: [De souci] is part of the set phrase [pas de souci] = [no problem]. French often uses [pas de + noun] for these quick reassuring replies, like [pas de problème].
Phrase Breakdown
De
[duh]
of
Preposition often used in short expressions; here it connects 'pas' and 'souci'.
Il n'y a pas De supplément indiqué ici.
There is no extra charge shown here.
souci
[soo-see]
problem / worry
A common informal word meaning problem, concern, or trouble.
Le chauffeur dit qu'il n'y a aucun souci avec le paiement.
The driver says there is no problem with the payment.
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