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How to Say ‘No problem.’ in Mexican Spanish

No hay pedo.

noh ai PEH-doh

[noh ai PEH-doh]

💬 Usage Tip: [Hay] means "there is/there are," so [no hay + noun] is a common pattern for saying something is not an issue: [no hay problema], [no hay bronca], [no hay pedo].

🇲🇽 In Mexico: [No hay pedo.] is very informal and common among friends, but [pedo] is still coarse. In safer mixed company, [no hay problema] or [no hay bronca] lands better.

Phrase Breakdown

No

[noh]

no

Used to express a negation or denial.

Example

No hay pedo si llegas tarde.

No problem if you arrive late.

hay

[ai]

there is

Indicates the presence or absence of something.

Example

No hay pedo con el cambio de planes.

No problem with the change of plans.

pedo

[PEH-doh]

problem

Used informally, means 'problem' or 'issue'.

Example

No hay pedo, todo está bien.

No problem, everything is fine.

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