How to Say ‘No, don't worry.’ in German
Nein, keine Sorge.
nine kigh-neh ZOR-geh
[nine kigh-neh ZOR-geh]
💬 Usage Tip: keine Sorge literally means "no worry" and works as a short, complete reassurance. You can use it yourself with anyone, too.
Phrase Breakdown
Nein
[nine]
no
A direct negative answer.
Nein, das ist vor der Operation nicht erlaubt.
No, that is not allowed before the operation.
keine
[kigh-neh]
no
Not a single one; indicating the absence of something.
Es gibt keinen einzigen, und auch keine mehr zu finden.
There is not a single one, and also no more to find.
Sorge
[ZOR-geh]
worry
Feminine noun for concern or anxiety; 'keine Sorge' = don't worry.
Ich mache mir Sorgen um dich.
I'm worried about you.
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