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How to Say ‘Five people, no problem.’ in French

Cinq personnes, pas de problème.

SANK pair-sohn pah duh proh-blem

[SANK pair-sohn pah duh proh-blem]

Phrase Breakdown

Cinq personnes,

SANK pair-sohn

Five people,

Before a consonant, the 'q' of 'cinq' is often pronounced: 'sank pair-SON'.

Example

Il y a cinq personnes ici.

There are five people here.

Words in this phrase

Cinq

[SANK]

Five

The number that comes after four and before six, used to denote five items.

Example

Il y a cinq livres sur la table.

There are five books on the table.

personnes

[pair-sohn]

people

Plural noun meaning people or persons.

Example

De personnes attendent déjà à l'entrée.

People are already waiting at the entrance.

pas de problème.

pah duh proh-blem

no problem.

This confirms the change. Your voice falls at the end.

Example

Demain ? Pas de problème.

Tomorrow? No problem.

Words in this phrase

pas

[pah]

not

Used with 'ne' to form a negative.

Example

Je ne comprends pas.

I do not understand.

de

[duh]

of

Expressing the relationship between part and a whole.

Example

Un verre de lait.

A glass of milk.

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.

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