“No problem” in Japanese is 問題ありません (もんだいありません), pronounced mondai arimasen.
Pronunciation
The phrase has 9 beats (morae), each about the same length. Tap a syllable to hear it, or use the play button above for the whole phrase:
How to use it
A clear, polite “no problem”, common at work. In daily life 大丈夫です or いいですよ sound more relaxed.
Example sentences
- はい、問題ありません。はい、もんだいありません。Yes, no problem.
- 時間は問題ないですか。じかんはもんだいないですか。Is the time okay for you?
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Related phrases
もちろんOf course本当ですかReallyなるほどI seeちょっと待ってくださいWait a moment行きましょうLet's go気をつけてくださいBe careful忙しいですI'm busy退屈ですI'm bored
FAQ
How do you say No problem in Japanese?
No problem in Japanese is 問題ありません (もんだいありません), pronounced “mondai arimasen”.
How do you write No problem in Japanese?
It's written 問題ありません with kanji, or もんだいありません in hiragana. Both are read mondai arimasen.