How to Say ‘Don't worry’ in German
Keine Sorge
KY-nuh ZOR-guh
[KY-nuh ZOR-guh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: [Keine Sorge] can sound reassuring, but from a driver it may also brush off your concern instead of answering it. If you still want clarity, follow up with a concrete price question.
Phrase Breakdown
Keine
[KY-nuh]
no / not any
Negative determiner; with 'Sorge' it forms the fixed phrase 'Keine Sorge'.
Keine Sorge, die Fahrt wird nicht teurer.
No worries, the ride won't get more expensive.
Sorge
[ZOR-guh]
worry
Noun meaning concern or anxiety; in this phrase it means 'don't worry'.
Keine Sorge, ich erkläre die Route.
Don't worry, I'll explain the route.
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