What Does 没问题 (méi wèntí) Mean in Chinese?
Traditional: 沒問題Enhanced context lessonCommon
No problem / Sure / It can be done
Quick answer: What does 没问题 mean?
没问题 — A confident way to accept a request or say that something is workable. It can also reassure someone that there is no obstacle.
✓No problem.
✓Sure, I can do that.
✓That will work.
What Chinese people actually mean
没问题 often commits you to a task. If you only mean “it’s okay” after an apology, 没关系 may fit better.
Tone and formality
Often confident and cooperative when accepting a request.
Neutral; works in both casual and many workplace conversations.
Literal meaning
Literally, no problem.
When not to use it
Do not assume a polite 没问题 guarantees a complex task is already complete.
Common mistakes
- It often accepts a request or expresses confidence that something is workable.
Compare & practice
Compare 没事 / 没关系 / 没问题 in everyday situations.
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Real conversations
1 · Accepting a request
A: 明天能帮我看看吗？
míngtiān néng bāng wǒ kànkan ma?
A: Can you take a look for me tomorrow?
B: 没问题。
méi wèntí.
B: Sure, no problem.
2 · Confirming a plan
A: 我们六点见，可以吗？
wǒmen liù diǎn jiàn, kěyǐ ma?
A: Can we meet at six?
B: 没问题，六点见。
méi wèntí, liù diǎn jiàn.
B: That works. See you at six.
How to pronounce 没问题
没问题
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When to use it
✓Use it to accept a manageable request or confirm that a plan will work. It often sounds confident and can imply a practical commitment.
✓Add the commitment when useful: 没问题，我明天发给你 (méi wèntí, wǒ míngtiān fā gěi nǐ), “No problem, I’ll send it to you tomorrow.”
✓If someone agrees to help with 没问题, 谢谢 (xièxie), “Thank you,” acknowledges the offer; then confirm any necessary details.
✓After a minor apology, 没关系 or 没事 is often a clearer reassurance. 没问题 can also reassure, so this is a difference in usual emphasis rather than a ban.
✓If you cannot promise the result yet, explain what you need to check instead of giving an unqualified 没问题.
Sources and editorial note
Base dictionary data: CC-CEDICT · CC BY-SA 4.0.Context lesson: Original Chinese Meaning context lesson; examples written for this site.