How to Say “No Problem” in Persian

مشکلی نیست
moshkeli nist
The English phrase "no problem" can be translated into Persian as مشکلی نیست (moshkeli nist).
مشکلی نیست is used to accept an apology or to indicate that a request is easy to fulfill.
Meaning: no apology is necessary (intj)

Which one should you use?

While مشکلی نیست is a standard way to say no problem, you may also encounter کاری نداره, which translates to "it's nothing" and carries a more laid-back tone.

How do you pronounce it?

moshkeli nist

Did you know?

  • While مشکلی نیست is common, many Iranians will respond to an apology with خیلی مخلصم, which literally means 'I am your sincere admirer'.
  • Persian speakers may use مشکلی نیست as a rhetorical way to avoid conflict, even when a problem actually exists, as a matter of ta'arof or social etiquette.
  • While مشکلی نیست is polite, in very formal Iranian settings, people may use خواهش می‌کنم, which literally means 'I beg of you' but functions as 'you are welcome' or 'no problem'.

Examples in context

  • مشکلی نیست، من درک می‌کنم.
    moshkeli nist, man dark mikonam.
    No problem, I understand.
  • اصلاً مشکلی نیست، نگران نباش.
    aslan moshkeli nist, negarân nabâsh.
    No problem at all, don't worry.
  • ببخشید دیر رسیدم. – مشکلی نیست.
    bebakhshid dir residam. – moshkeli nist.
    Sorry I arrived late. – No problem.

Example conversation

Sara accidentally bumped into Mohammad in a hallway.

  1. سارا Sara

    ببخشید محمد، اتفاقی بود.
    bebakshid Mohammad, ettefāghi bud.
    Sorry Mohammad, it was an accident.
  2. محمد Mohammad

    مشکلی نیست سارا، اشکالی ندارد.
    moshkeli nist Sara, eshkāli nadārad.
    No problem Sara, it's okay.
  3. سارا Sara

    خیلی ممنونم که درک می‌کنی.
    kheyli mamnunam ke dark mikoni.
    Thank you so much for understanding.
  4. محمد Mohammad

    خواهش می‌کنم، راحت باش.
    khāhesh mikonam, rāhat bāsh.
    You're welcome, don't worry about it.
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