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How to Say ‘Yes, that's no problem.’ in German

Ja, das geht problemlos.

yah dahs gayt pro-BLAYM-lohs

[yah dahs gayt pro-BLAYM-lohs]

Phrase Breakdown

Ja, das geht

yah dahs gayt

Yes, that works

Pause briefly after 'Ja'. 'Das geht' is a common way to agree.

Example

Ja, das geht.

Yes, that works.

Words in this phrase

[yah]

yes

Basic word meaning "yes."

Example

Ja, ich komme gleich.

Yes, I’m coming right away.

das

[dahs]

that / it

'Das' can mean 'that' or 'it', depending on context.

Example

Das macht Spaß beim WM-Schauen.

That is fun when watching the World Cup.

geht

[gayt]

works / is possible

Form of 'gehen'; with 'es' it asks whether something is possible or convenient.

Example

Geht es am Samstag?

Does Saturday work?

problemlos.

pro-BLAYM-lohs

without any problem.

This is an adverb meaning 'easily' or 'no problem'. Say 'pro-BLEM-lohs'.

Example

Das klappt problemlos.

That works without any problem.

Words in this phrase

problemlos

[pro-BLAYM-lohs]

without problems

Adverb meaning easily, with no difficulty.

Example

Die Buchung hat problemlos geklappt.

The booking worked without problems.

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