How to Say ‘No problem’ in Traditional Chinese
沒問題
méi wèn tí
[may wen-tee]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [沒問題] is a standard reassuring reply in Taiwan and works well with drivers, staff, and strangers. It's neutral and easygoing, not especially formal or intimate.
Phrase Breakdown
沒
méi
[may]
not have; no
Used to express absence, often as part of 'no problem'.
你要改走這條路，沒問題。
You want to switch to this route? No problem.
問題
wèn tí
[wen-tee]
problem; issue
Refers to something difficult or needing discussion; in this phrase it means 'problem'.
只要先說清楚，通常都沒有問題。
As long as it's explained clearly first, there's usually no problem.
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