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How to say no problem in Czech: žádný problém

Learning Czech for travel or study? Let’s try this term:

To say no problem in Czech: žádný problém
Say it out loud: “ZYAHD nee prah blehm“

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Some more helpful words in our Czech Courtesy/Questions category:

...the bathroom – koupelna  (Ko PELL nah)
come with me – Pojď se mnou  (POICH sem no)
do you speak english? – Mluvíte anglicky?  (mloo vee tay AHN glits kee?)
excellent – výborný  (vee BOR nee)
excuse me – promiňte  (pro MYEEN tay)
excuse me (to get past) – Dovolíte?  (do vo LEE teh?)
good / bad – dobrý / špatný  (doe BREE / schpaht NEE)
how do you say…? – jak to říkáte?  (yahk to zhee KAH tay?)
how much is this? – kolik to stojí?  (ko LEEK tow stoy ee?)
may I? (point at chair, door) – Můžu?  (moo zoo?)
maybe – možná  (moez nahh)
no problem – žádný problém  (ZYAHD nee prah blehm)
please – Prosim  (pro SEEM)
thank you – Děkuji  (DYA kwee)
thanks – Diky  (deeky)
what is that? – co to je?  (so toy eh?)
where is… – kde je  (Kday yuh)
yes / no – Ano / ne  (AH no / nay)
you are welcome – Není zač  (neh nee ZAHCH)

And here’s how to say no problem in other languages!

Arabic–La Moshkela  (la mosh ke la)
Chinese–Méi Shì  (May Shr)
Croatian–nije problem  (nee yay prah blehm)
Czech–žádný problém  (ZYAHD nee prah blehm)
Finnish–Ei mitään  (ay me taan)
French–pas de problème  (pah deh prah blem)
German–kein problem  (kine prob leem)
Italian–nessun problema  (neh soon pro blaim uh)
Japanese–Mondai Arimasenn  (Mohn Dai Ah Ree Mah Senn)
Korean–Gwaenchanhayo.  (Gwen Chan Ah Yo.)
Polish–Nie ma za co  (Nyeah ma za' tzo)
Portuguese–Não Faz Mal  (nah-oo fah-eez ma-oo!)
Russian–net problem  (nyet prah blyem)
Spanish–no problema  (no pro blame uh)
Swahili–hakuna matata  (ha koo nuh muh ta ta)
Thai–Mai Pen Rai  (mai pen rai)
Turkish–önemli değil  (oh nahm lee dil)
Vietnamese–Không Vấn Đề Gì  (Khom Vuhn De Yee)

Contributor

Chris Buginas

Biography: Chris Buginas is a property developer and part time English Lecturer living in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Since graduating with a BS in English from Deaconess College in 1998, Chris has lived in the Czech Republic, where he studied Czech Language and Czech Film History at Charles University, and then Busan, South Korea before settling in Vietnam. Chris currently spends his time renovating French Colonial properties in downtown Saigon which are rented to holidaymakers seeking a unique place to stay, scouring the city for unique antique furniture finds, and teaching IELTS and TOEIC test prep classes to Vietnamese university students.

Born: Santa Clara, CA. USA

Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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