How to Say ‘Friday is no problem.’ in German
Freitag ist kein Problem.
FRY-tahk ist kine proh-BLAYM
[FRY-tahk ist kine proh-BLAYM]
Phrase Breakdown
Freitag ist
FRY-tahk ist
Friday is
The day name is used here without an article. Stress 'Frei'.
Freitag ist mein Lieblingstag.
Friday is my favorite day.
Words in this phrase
Freitag
[FRY-tahk]
Friday
The day of the week before Saturday; masculine noun.
Freitag passt mir gut.
Friday suits me well.
ist
[ist]
is
A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.
Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.
For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.
kein Problem.
kine proh-BLAYM
no problem.
'kein' negates nouns. Stress the second syllable: pro-BLEM.
Das ist kein Problem.
That's no problem.
Words in this phrase
kein
[kine]
no / not a
Negative determiner used before a noun, meaning no or not a.
Kein Ton ist ein Problem beim Dreh.
No sound is a problem during the shoot.
Problem
[proh-BLAYM]
problem
A difficulty, issue, or something that is wrong. In event and production work, it can mean a technical or logistical issue.
Wir haben ein Problem mit dem Licht.
We have a problem with the lighting.
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