How to Say ‘No problem’ in Traditional Chinese
沒問題
méi wèn tí
[may wen tee]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [沒問題] is very common in Taiwan for "no problem," whether someone is agreeing, reassuring you, or saying a request is manageable. It's friendly and natural in service situations, not overly casual.
Phrase Breakdown
沒
méi
[may]
not have; no
Used to say there is not something, or in phrases like 沒問題 meaning no problem.
改成半包廂沒問題，我再幫你確認。
Changing to a semi-private room is no problem; I'll help confirm it for you again.
問題
wèn tí
[wen tee]
problem; issue
Refers to a problem, concern, or question that needs to be handled.
人數多兩位也沒問題，位置可以調整。
Two more people is also no problem; the seating can be adjusted.
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