How to say "no problem" in spanish?

Question

To say “no problem” formally, is it just “no problema” or can you say “Ningun problema”? What’s the difference?

you are right: ningun problema - margaretbl, Dec 27, 2010

Answer 1

if you say Gracias... they will say De nada

Or no hay un problema - there isn't a problem

Or even more informal... no pasa nada

Answer 2

I would say 'no hay problema' or 'no hay de qué' , 'de nada' , and depending on the situation even 'un placer' 'es un placer' or something like that!

Answer 3

Yeah, almost. You can not say No problema or Ningun problema, but you can say No hay problema or Hay ningun problema.

And! It is best that you say No hay ningun problema!

Thanks, great advice. Would it be ninguna problema since problema is femenine? - luuuke, Dec 27, 2010

No, 'problema' is masculine. - Jack-OBrien, Dec 27, 2010

Answer 4

To say “no problem” formally, is it just “no problema” or can you say “Ningun problema”? What’s the difference?

"No problema" is simply not Spanish. The word "no", unlike in English, demands a verb to negate it, and "no problema" has no verb in it.

This explanation for the use of "No" helps! Thanks! Some rules are easily forgotten. - Joey-Jones, May 4, 2011

Answer 5

No hay problema

Answer 6

No problemo. No problem.

Answer 7

No nada problema ..... Podríamos decirlo?

No - 000a35ff, May 17, 2016

Answer 8

If you ever want informal, here in Mexico they say 'No hay bronca'

Answer 9

no problema???