Korean Dictionary
How to say "No problem" in Korean
“No problem” in Korean is 문제없어요 (pronounced "Munjeobeosseoyo").
문제없어요
Munjeobeosseoyo
Usage & Context
A reassuring response indicating there's no issue or difficulty. 괜찮아요 can also serve this purpose in casual settings. The more casual 문제없어 is used with friends. Often used in customer service and professional settings to reassure clients.
Example Sentence
늦어도 괜찮을까요? —문제없어요, 기다릴게요.
Is it okay if I'm late? —No problem, I'll wait.
How to use 문제없어요 naturally
Quick answer
The Korean word for “No problem” is 문제없어요, romanized as Munjeobeosseoyo.
Usage tip
Check the politeness level before using this word. Korean greetings often change depending on age, relationship, and setting.
Common mistake
Do not rely only on the English meaning. Read the Korean example sentence and notice the particles, word order, and politeness level around 문제없어요.
Pronunciation Guide
The '문' (mun) sounds like 'moon' in 'moonlight'. '제' (je) is like 'jeh' in 'jet'. '없' (eop) is like 'up' in 'upstairs' but with an unreleased 'p' sound. '어' (eo) is like 'uh' in 'duh'. '요' (yo) is like 'yo' in 'yogurt'. The 'p' in '없' merges with '어' to create a 'ㅂ써' sound, so it's 'Moon-jeh-eop-suh-yo'.
Formal & Casual Forms
Formal (존댓말)
문제없습니다
Munjeopseumnida
A very formal and polite way to say 'No problem' or 'There is no issue,' suitable for highly respectful or official situations.
Casual (반말)
문제없어
Munjeopseo
Used with close friends, family, or people younger than you.
More Example Sentences
Reassuring someone about a physical task.
이거 좀 무거운데 괜찮으세요? —네, 문제없어요!
This is a bit heavy, are you okay? —Yes, no problem!
Reassuring someone about potential errors.
혹시 제가 실수해도 문제없어요?
Is it okay if I make a mistake? —Yes, no problem. It's part of the learning process.
Giving permission to be late.
늦게 와도 문제없어요. 천천히 오세요.
It's no problem if you come late. Take your time.
Cultural Context
문제없어요 is a versatile and commonly used phrase to reassure someone that there's no difficulty, issue, or inconvenience. It conveys a sense of ease and willingness, often heard in customer service, among colleagues, or when offering help. In Korean culture, it's a polite way to dismiss a concern and show support, frequently heard in K-dramas when characters want to alleviate a friend's worries.
Editorial note
We check greetings like 문제없어요 for politeness and timing, since Korean greetings change with relationship, age, and setting.
Reviewed by Min-jung Park, Korean Language Teacher. Updated May 31, 2026. See our editorial standards.
Common Phrases
전혀 문제없어요.
Absolutely no problem.
시간 문제없어요.
Time is no problem.
그건 문제없어요.
That's no problem.
Related Expressions
괜찮아요
Gwaenchanayo
It's okay, I'm fine (very common, often interchangeable)
걱정 마세요
Geokjeong maseyo
Don't worry
신경 쓰지 마세요
Singyeong sseuji maseyo
Don't mind it, don't worry about it
어렵지 않아요
Eoryeopji anayo
It's not difficult
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