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How to Say “No Problem” in Turkish

The usual way to say “No problem” in Turkish is Sorun değil. It is neutral: safe in almost any situation. Below are 4 alternatives (informal), an example dialogue and the grammar behind it.

In Turkish

Sorun değil

Literally
“it is not a problem”
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Neutralsafe in almost any situation

How Sorun değil is built

  1. sorunproblem
  2. değilnot (negates nouns and adjectives)
Grammar guideNegation in Turkish: Verb Suffix -me/-ma, Değil, Yok and Negative Sentences →

Other ways to say “No problem”

  • Problem değilInformal

    “no problem”

    Same, slightly more casual.

  • Önemli değilNeutral

    “it’s not important”

    Also a reply to thanks or apologies.

  • Dert etmeInformal

    “don’t make it a worry”

    “Don’t worry about it”.

  • OlsunInformal

    “let it be”

    “Never mind, it’s fine”.

Example dialogue

  1. A

    Toplantıyı yarına alabilir miyiz?

    Can we move the meeting to tomorrow?

  2. B

    Sorun değil, yarın da olur.

    No problem, tomorrow works too.

Related phrases

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You’re welcomeRica ederimNeutralIt doesn’t matterFark etmezNeutralNever mindBoş verInformalDon’t worryMerak etmeInformal

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“No problem” in Turkish: FAQ

How do you say “No problem” in Turkish?

The most common way is Sorun değil (literally “it is not a problem”), which is neutral: safe in almost any situation. You will also hear Problem değil (“no problem”): same, slightly more casual.

Is Sorun değil formal or informal?

Sorun değil is neutral, safe in almost any situation. For a informal alternative, use Problem değil (“no problem”).

What does each part of Sorun değil mean?

sorun = problem; değil = not (negates nouns and adjectives). Değil negates nouns and adjectives, while verbs take -me/-ma.

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