How to Say ‘No problem.’ in Mexican Spanish
Sin problema.
seen proh-BLEH-mah
[seen proh-BLEH-mah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: [Sin problema.] is very common and friendly in Mexico; it works for both [no problem] and [sure, that's fine]. It sounds a little warmer and more conversational than a bare [ok].
Phrase Breakdown
Sin
[seen]
without
Sin means 'without.' In this phrase it helps form 'no problem.'
Sin problema, le paso mis datos.
No problem, I'll give you my details.
problema
[proh-BLEH-mah]
problem
Problema means 'problem'; with sin, the phrase means 'no problem.'
Problema no hay; acepto transferencia.
There's no problem; I accept bank transfer.
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