How do you say "No problem." in German?

"No problem." in German is "Kein Problem.". This phrase is commonly used in Germany.

What does "Kein Problem." mean in English?

"Kein Problem." means "No problem." in English.

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How to Say ‘No problem.’ in German

Kein Problem.

kyne proh-BLAYM

[kyne proh-BLAYM]

Phrase Breakdown

Kein

[kyne]

Used here to negate 'Problem,' meaning 'no' or 'not any.'

Example

Kein anderer Platz ist nötig, dieser Tisch passt gut.

No other seat is necessary; this table works well.

Problem

[proh-BLAYM]

problem

A common reply meaning something is easy to arrange or acceptable.

Example

Kein Problem, wir reservieren Ihnen einen Tisch draußen.

No problem, we will reserve you a table outside.

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