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How to Say ‘No problem, I'll pay for the pizza.’ in German

Kein Problem, die Pizza bezahle ich.

kain proh-BLAYM dee PIT-sah beh-TSAH-leh ikh

[kain proh-BLAYM dee PIT-sah beh-TSAH-leh ikh]

Phrase Breakdown

Kein Problem,

kain proh-BLAYM

No problem,

A common friendly reply. 'Kein' sounds like English 'kine', and you stress 'Problem' on the second syllable: pro-BLEHM.

Example

Kein Problem, ich helfe dir.

No problem, I'll help you.

Words in this phrase

Kein

[kain]

Used to indicate negation or absence.

Example

Kein Tisch ist reserviert.

No table is reserved.

Problem

[proh-BLAYM]

problem

A common noun used the same way as in English.

Example

Das ist kein Problem für die Praxis.

That is no problem for the practice.

die Pizza bezahle ich.

dee PIT-sah beh-TSAH-leh ikh

I'll pay for the pizza.

The object comes first for emphasis. Stress 'bezahle' on 'zah': be-TSAH-le. The German 'z' sounds like 'ts'.

Example

Den Kaffee bezahle ich.

I'll pay for the coffee.

Words in this phrase

die

[dee]

the

Definite article used to specify something already known.

Example

Die Katze ist süß.

The cat is cute.

Pizza

[PIT-sah]

pizza

A feminine noun for the Italian dish.

Example

Wir bestellen eine Pizza.

We order a pizza.

bezahle

[beh-TSAH-leh]

pay (for)

First person singular of 'bezahlen', to pay.

Example

Ich bezahle mit Karte.

I pay by card.

ich

[ikh]

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

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