How to Say ‘No problem.’ in Italian
Nessun problema.
ness-OON proh-BLEH-mah
[ness-OON proh-BLEH-mah]
🇮🇹 In Italy: In Italy this is a very natural, friendly way for staff to mean [no worries] or [that's fine], not just to talk about an actual problem. You'll hear it a lot when asking for a change or special seating.
Phrase Breakdown
Nessun
[ness-OON]
no
Used with problema to reassure someone politely: no problem.
Nessun problema, vi preparo un tavolo fuori.
No problem, I'll prepare a table outside for you.
problema
[proh-BLEH-mah]
problem
In the phrase nessun problema, it means there is no difficulty or issue.
Cambiare posto non è un problema per noi.
Changing seats is not a problem for us.
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