How to Say ‘Don't worry.’ in German
Keine Sorge.
KY-nuh ZOR-guh
[KY-nuh ZOR-guh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: [Keine Sorge.] is a very normal, calming phrase in everyday German. In a tense situation it helps lower the temperature without sounding overly formal.
Phrase Breakdown
Keine
[KY-nuh]
no / not any
Used here in a fixed phrase to reassure someone: no worries.
Keine Sorge, ich überweise das Geld.
No worries, I will transfer the money.
Sorge
[ZOR-guh]
worry
In this phrase, Sorge means worry or concern.
Keine Sorge, das Problem ist klein.
No worries, the problem is small.
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