How to Say ‘No problem.’ in German
Kein Problem.
kine proh-BLAYM
[kine proh-BLAYM]
🇩🇪 In Germany: A very common reassuring reply in Germany. It signals that your request is normal and not a burden.
Phrase Breakdown
Kein
[kine]
no / not a
Used before a noun to mean none, no, or not a.
Kein Problem, ich erkläre es noch einmal.
No problem, I'll explain it again.
Problem
[proh-BLAYM]
problem
A difficulty or issue; also used in the phrase 'Kein Problem.' to reassure someone.
Das ist kein Problem für mich.
That is not a problem for me.
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