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How to Say ‘No problem, just let us know.’ in Italian

Nessun problema, basta avvisarci.

nehs-SOON proh-BLEH-mah bah-stah ahv-vee-ZAHR-chee

[nehs-SOON proh-BLEH-mah bah-stah ahv-vee-ZAHR-chee]

Phrase Breakdown

Nessun problema,

nehs-SOON proh-BLEH-mah

No problem,

'Nessun' is the shortened form of 'nessuno' used before a masculine noun. Stress nes-SUN and pause briefly at the comma.

Example

Nessun problema, ci penso io.

No problem, I'll take care of it.

Words in this phrase

Nessun

[nehs-SOON]

Short form of nessuno before a masculine noun.

Example

Nessun dubbio.

No doubt.

problema

[proh-BLEH-mah]

problem

A difficulty or issue.

Example

Non è un problema.

It's not a problem.

basta avvisarci.

bah-stah ahv-vee-ZAHR-chee

just let us know.

'Basta' plus an infinitive means 'all you need to do is'. 'Avvisarci' is 'avvisare' + 'ci' (us). Say av-vi-ZAR-ci.

Example

Se tardate, basta avvisarci.

If you're running late, just let us know.

Words in this phrase

basta

[bah-stah]

Just

Emphasizes action required is simple or minimal.

Example

Basta chiedere per ottenerlo.

Just ask to get it.

avvisarci

[ahv-vee-ZAHR-chee]

to let us know

Avvisare (to inform) plus ci, us.

Example

Puoi avvisarci se arrivi tardi?

Can you let us know if you're late?

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