How to Say ‘No problem.’ in French
Pas de souci.
pah duh soo-SEE
[pah duh soo-SEE]
🇫🇷 In France: [Pas de souci.] is friendly and everyday, less stiff than [aucun problème]. Staff may use it to sound relaxed and reassuring.
Phrase Breakdown
Pas
[pah]
no / not
Used in this expression to say there is no problem.
Pas de souci, je peux annuler avant 18 heures.
No problem, I can cancel before 6 p.m.
de
[duh]
of / any
Part of the fixed expression pas de souci, meaning no problem.
Pas de souci, nous confirmons la réservation maintenant.
No problem, we are confirming the reservation now.
souci
[soo-SEE]
worry / problem
In this phrase, souci means worry or issue; the whole expression means no problem.
Pas de souci, votre demande est claire.
No problem, your request is clear.
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