Idiom idiom
no problem
Meaning
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.
Examples
“Thanks for the help! No problem.”
“I asked my coworker to finish the report early, and he said no problem.”
“Although the task required extra hours on a weekend, he accepted the request with a smile, assuring his manager that it was no problem.”
Last updated June 7, 2026