How to Say ‘No argument’ in German
Keinen Streit
KY-nən shtryte
[KY-nən shtryte]
💬 Usage Tip: [kein] changes shape to match the noun after it. With masculine [Streit], you get [keinen Streit]; compare feminine [keine Sorge].
Phrase Breakdown
Keinen
[KY-nən]
no / not any
A form of kein used with masculine accusative nouns. It means no or not any.
Wir wollen keinen Streit mit dem Fahrer.
We do not want any dispute with the driver.
Streit
[shtryte]
dispute
Means argument, quarrel, or conflict. Useful when talking about avoiding problems.
Keinen Streit zu haben ist besser.
Having no dispute is better.
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