- 6 Mar 2003
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What are some options for when you want to say "it's no problem" or "don't worry about it" in Japanese?
Like if somebody says
遅くなってすみません
and you want to reply with an acknowledgement similar in meaning to "It's no problem."
I think in conversation I usually say いいえ and I know you can literally say 問題ない but am wondering if there are other options.
Especially I'm wondering about best thing to say written (chat) conversations. These would be normal polite work conversations.
Not super formal or super casual.
Like if somebody says
遅くなってすみません
and you want to reply with an acknowledgement similar in meaning to "It's no problem."
I think in conversation I usually say いいえ and I know you can literally say 問題ない but am wondering if there are other options.
Especially I'm wondering about best thing to say written (chat) conversations. These would be normal polite work conversations.
Not super formal or super casual.