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How to Say ‘We adapt the dishes without a problem’ in Spain Spanish

Adaptamos los platos sin problema

ah-dahp-TAH-mohs lohs PLAH-tohs seen proh-BLEH-mah

[ah-dahp-TAH-mohs lohs PLAH-tohs seen proh-BLEH-mah]

💬 Usage Tip: Sin problema means "no problem" and is a handy reassurance on its own. Spaniards also say sin problemas.

Phrase Breakdown

Adaptamos los platos

ah-dahp-TAH-mohs lohs PLAH-tohs

We adapt the dishes

Pronounce the 'p' and 't' clearly in 'adaptamos': 'a-dap-TA-mos'.

Example

Adaptamos los platos para niños.

We adapt the dishes for children.

Words in this phrase

Adaptamos

[ah-dahp-TAH-mohs]

we adapt

From 'adaptar', to adjust something to needs.

Example

Adaptamos el menú para celíacos.

We adapt the menu for coeliacs.

los

[lohs]

the

Definite article used with masculine plural nouns.

Example

Los valores de la empresa son muy claros.

The company's values are very clear.

platos

[PLAH-tohs]

dishes

Plates or courses of food.

Example

Los platos son caseros.

The dishes are homemade.

sin problema

seen proh-BLEH-mah

no problem

'Sin' means 'without'. Stress 'BLE' in 'pro-BLE-ma'.

Example

Lo cambiamos sin problema.

We'll change it, no problem.

Words in this phrase

sin

[seen]

without

Means lacking; 'sin problema' = no problem.

Example

Un café sin azúcar.

A coffee without sugar.

problema

[proh-BLEH-mah]

problem

A difficulty; masculine despite ending in -a.

Example

No hay ningún problema.

There's no problem at all.

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