How to Say ‘No problem.’ in Japanese
いいよ。
ii yo
[ee yoh]
💬 Usage Tip: [いいよ] is casual reassurance: “It’s fine/No worries.” Polite version: [いいですよ].
🇯🇵 In Japan: Saying [いいよ] can signal friendliness, but in formal settings you’d usually choose [大丈夫です] or [問題ありません].
Phrase Breakdown
いい
ii
[ee]
good; OK; fine
Here it means “OK / Sure” in a casual, friendly way.
いいよ。田中さんもCCに入れるね。
Sure. I’ll add Tanaka to the CC too.
よ
yo
[yoh]
(sentence-ending particle)
Adds emphasis/assurance; makes the statement sound like “OK, you know / I tell you.”
いいよ。任せて。
Sure. Leave it to me.
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