How to Say “No Problem” in Czech

žádný problém
[ʒaːdniː problɛːm]
The English phrase "no problem" is translated into Czech as žádný problém.
This phrase is used to indicate that no apology is necessary.
Meaning: no apology is necessary (intj)

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of žádný, meaning "no" or "any" and problém, meaning "problem".

Which one should you use?

While žádný problém is a direct translation, Czech speakers often use the colloquial form není problém to express the same sentiment in casual conversation.

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

If you want to be more informal, you can use V pohodě, which is similar to saying "it's cool" or "it's alright".

Did you know?

  • While žádný problém is used for apologies, Czechs often use the word prosím as a universal response to 'thank you', which literally means 'I pray' or 'please'.
  • While žádný problém is a direct translation of 'no problem', older generations of Czechs may find it a modern anglicism and prefer traditional phrases.
  • If you are in a very informal setting, you might hear someone respond to an apology with just Není co (literally 'there is nothing to'), which is a shorthand for 'there is nothing to apologize for'.

Examples in context

  • Zvládnu to, žádný problém.
    I can do it, no problem.
    This sentence shows how to use žádný problém to express that a task can be handled.
    Tatoeba #7564946 by Ergulis, translation #2663535 by CK
  • Nemám s vámi žádný problém.
    I've got no problem with you.
    This sentence uses žádný problém to express having no issue with a person.
    Tatoeba #11127560 by Ergulis, translation #11127508 by shekitten
  • Jestli chceš spát tady, žádný problém.
    There's no problem if you want to sleep here.
    This sentence demonstrates using žádný problém to show that a request can be accommodated without issue.
    Tatoeba #6811668 by Ergulis, translation #6705593 by AlanF_US
  • Mohl bys mi pomoct s přemalováním pokoje? / V pohodě, rád ti pomohu.
    Could you help me repaint the room? / No problem, I'd be happy to help you.
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Jan accidentally bumps into Tereza in a hallway.

  1. Jan

    Promiň, že jsem do tebe narazil.
    Sorry for bumping into you.
  2. Tereza

    Žádný problém, je to v pohodě.
    No problem, it's fine.
  3. Jan

    Opravdu se omlouvám.
    I'm really sorry.
  4. Tereza

    Vážně, žádný problém, Jene.
    Seriously, no problem, Jan.

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