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How to Say ‘There's no problem at all’ in Portuguese

Não há problema nenhum

NOWN ah proo-BLAY-muh neh-NYOOM

[NOWN ah proo-BLAY-muh neh-NYOOM]

💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese stacks two negatives without cancelling them out: não plus nenhum means "no... at all". Similarly não há nada "there's nothing".

Phrase Breakdown

Não há problema

NOWN ah proo-BLAY-muh

There's no problem

'Há' means 'there is' and its 'h' is silent. Link it as 'nãu-á'. Stress 'pro-BLE-ma'.

Example

Não há problema, eu espero.

No problem, I'll wait.

Words in this phrase

Não

[NOWN]

not

Used to negate the meaning of a word or group of words.

Example

Não quero comer agora.

I don't want to eat now.

há

[ah]

there is / there are

Form of haver used to say that something exists.

Example

Há interesse em ouvir candidatos no evento.

There is interest in listening to candidates at the event.

problema

[proo-BLAY-muh]

problem

Masculine noun despite ending in -a.

Example

Não há problema.

There's no problem.

nenhum

[neh-NYOOM]

no / any at all

Emphatic negative: none, not any.

Example

Não tenho problema nenhum.

I have no problem at all.

Guides for Portuguese learners

The Portuguese You Actually Need in Your First Month in PortugalThe European Portuguese phrases for your first weeks in Portugal: paperwork, renting a flat, the bank, the health centre, cafés, trains and your new neighbours.

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