no problem in Japanese
no problem in Japanese is いいえ, どう致しまして, 問題ありません — no problem means you are welcome; a casual reply to thanks, indicating the favour cost the speaker nothing.
no problem in Japanese
What does "no problem" mean?
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phrase You are welcome; a casual reply to thanks, indicating the favour cost the speaker nothing.
""Thanks for covering my shift." "No problem.""
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phrase That is fine; used to accept a request or to reassure someone that something is not an inconvenience.
"Can you start on Monday instead? No problem."
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noun Something that presents no difficulty at all.
"Fixing the leak was no problem for a plumber."
no problem in a sentence
- "Thanks for covering my shift." "No problem."
- Can you start on Monday instead? No problem.
- No problem, I'll wait outside.
- Fixing the leak was no problem for a plumber.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "no problem" in Japanese?
"no problem" in Japanese is いいえ, どう致しまして, 問題ありません. no problem means: You are welcome; a casual reply to thanks, indicating the favour cost the speaker nothing.
How do you pronounce いいえ?
"no problem" in Japanese is いいえ, pronounced "iie".
How do you use "no problem" in a sentence?
Example: ""Thanks for covering my shift." "No problem."" In Japanese, "no problem" is いいえ, どう致しまして, 問題ありません.
Are there other ways to say "no problem" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "no problem": いいえ, どう致しまして, 問題ありません, 問題ない, 大丈夫.