no problem
fixed phr..fixed phr.. This is a friendly and casual way to say 'you're welcome' after someone thanks you. You can also use it to show that a request is easy for you to do.
fixed phr.. A pragmatic formula used to respond to an expression of thanks, indicating the speaker was not inconvenienced, or to assent to a request, indicating it is easy to fulfill.
When I said thank you, she just said, "No problem."
A: "Could you pass the salt?" B: "No problem, here you go."
Despite the considerable effort involved, the librarian assured the researcher it was 'no problem' to retrieve the rare manuscript from the archives.
This is a very common and informal response to 'thank you' or an apology.
Contrast with 'you're welcome'; some speakers consider 'no problem' less formal, implying the favor was trivial, while others see it as perfectly standard.
No problems.No problem.As a fixed response, this expression is almost always used in the singular.