How do you say "Okay, no problem." in Spain Spanish?

"Okay, no problem." in Spain Spanish is "Vale, no pasa nada.". This phrase is commonly used in Spain.

What does "Vale, no pasa nada." mean in English?

"Vale, no pasa nada." means "Okay, no problem." in English.

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How to Say ‘Okay, no problem.’ in Spain Spanish

Vale, no pasa nada.

BAH-leh noh PAH-sah NAH-thah

[BAH-leh noh PAH-sah NAH-thah]

🇪🇸 In Spain: This is a calm, reassuring way to defuse a small disagreement. In Spain it sounds everyday and friendly, especially after the other person adjusts or apologizes.

Phrase Breakdown

Vale

[BAH-leh]

okay / alright

Used in Spain to show agreement or to calm the conversation.

Example

Vale, seguimos como dice el conductor.

Okay, we continue as the driver says.

No pasa nada

noh PAH-sah NAH-thah

it’s okay / no problem

Used to reassure someone that there is no issue.

Example

Perdón.

Sorry.

Words in this phrase

[noh]

not / no

Negative word used in reassuring expressions.

Example

No se preocupe, solo quería preguntar.

Don't worry, I just wanted to ask.

pasa

[PAH-sah]

happens

Verb meaning 'happens'; part of a common phrase meaning 'it's okay'.

Example

A veces pasa que dos personas prefieren rutas distintas.

Sometimes it happens that two people prefer different routes.

nada

[NAH-thah]

nothing

In this phrase, it helps mean 'no problem' or 'it's nothing'.

Example

No fue nada personal, solo una confusión.

It was nothing personal, just a misunderstanding.

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