How to Say ‘No problem.’ in Simplified Chinese
没事。
méi shì
[may shir]
🇨🇳 In China: [没事] is a very common way to calm someone down or dismiss a small problem. In a tense payment moment, it helps keep the exchange cooperative.
Phrase Breakdown
没
méi
[may]
not have / no
Here it helps form the phrase meaning 'it’s nothing' or 'no problem.'
没事，我可以等一下。
No problem, I can wait a moment.
事
shì
[shir]
matter / problem / issue
A noun meaning an issue, trouble, or affair; in 没事 it means 'no problem.'
一点小事，真的没事。
It’s just a small matter, really no problem.
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