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How to Say ‘No problem at all, I'll pour it into another one for you.’ in French

Aucun problème, je vous le transvase.

oh-kun proh-blem zhuh voo luh trahns-VAHZ

[oh-kun proh-blem zhuh voo luh trahns-VAHZ]

Phrase Breakdown

Aucun problème,

oh-kun proh-blem

No problem,

A common reassuring reply. 'Aucun' ends in a nasal sound, 'o-kun'. Pause slightly after the comma.

Example

Aucun problème, je comprends.

No problem, I understand.

Words in this phrase

Aucun

[oh-kun]

no / none

Means no or none; used before a noun to say there is no issue.

Example

Dans « Aucun problème. », « Aucun » nie l'existence d'un souci.

In "No problem.", "Aucun" denies the existence of an issue.

problème

[proh-blem]

problem

A noun meaning problem or issue.

Example

Dans « Aucun problème. », « problème » veut dire qu'il n'y a pas de difficulté.

In "No problem.", "problème" means there is no difficulty.

je vous le transvase.

zhuh voo luh trahns-VAHZ

I'll pour it into another cup for you.

The pronouns 'vous le' go before the verb. Say the 's' in 'transvase' as 'z'.

Example

Je vous le transvase tout de suite.

I'll pour it over for you right away.

Words in this phrase

[zhuh]

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

vous

[voo]

for you

Addressing someone directly.

Example

C'est pour vous.

It's for you.

[luh]

it / him (direct object, masculine)

Direct object pronoun. Refers to a masculine noun like “l’anime” or “l’épisode” (masculine).

Example

On pourrait le regarder en VO.

We could watch it in the original version.

transvase

[trahns-VAHZ]

transfer (pour into another container)

Present tense of 'transvaser', to decant a liquid.

Example

Je transvase le vin dans une carafe.

I pour the wine into a carafe.

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