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How to Say “No Problem” in Chinese
Learn the difference between 没事, 没关系 and 没问题, three common Chinese expressions that can all translate as “no problem.”
The English phrase “no problem” can mean reassurance, a response to an apology, or confidence that a task can be done. Mandarin often uses different expressions for those situations.
01没事沒事It’s okay / No problem / I’m fine›02没关系沒關係It’s okay / No problem / It doesn’t matter›03没问题沒問題no problem›04不客气不客氣You’re welcome / Don’t mention it›
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