How to Say ‘No problem, five then.’ in German
Kein Problem, dann für fünf.
kine proh-BLAYM dan fyr Fuenf
[kine proh-BLAYM dan fyr Fuenf]
Phrase Breakdown
Kein Problem,
kine proh-BLAYM
No problem,
A friendly reassurance. Stress the last syllable: 'pro-BLEHM'.
Kein Problem, ich helfe dir.
No problem, I'll help you.
Words in this phrase
Kein
[kine]
no / not a
Used with Problem to form the polite phrase Kein Problem.
Kein Problem, wir finden einen neuen Termin.
No problem, we’ll find a new appointment.
Problem
[proh-BLAYM]
problem
A common noun used the same way as in English.
Das ist kein Problem für die Praxis.
That is no problem for the practice.
dann für fünf.
dan fyr Fuenf
then for five.
'Dann' means 'then' (in that case). Both 'ü' sounds need rounded lips.
Gut, dann für zwei.
Fine, then for two.
Words in this phrase
dann
[dan]
then
Used to indicate a time following another event.
Dann gehe ich nach Hause.
Then I will go home.
für
[fyr]
for
A preposition indicating purpose or destination.
Das ist für dich.
This is for you.
fünf
[Fuenf]
five
The number after four and before six.
Fünf Frösche hüpfen im Garten, was 'Fünf flinke Frösche' beschreibt.
Five frogs are hopping in the garden, which describes 'Fünf flinke Frösche.'
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