Meaning
Reassuring someone.
Cultural Background
Dutch people are very direct. This phrase is a perfect example of their 'no-nonsense' approach to life. Flemish speakers are slightly more formal. They might prefer 'Geen moeite' over 'Geen probleem'. In international Dutch offices, this phrase is used to signal that you are a team player.
Keep it short
You can just say 'Geen probleem' to sound more natural.
Don't over-apologize
If you say 'Dat is geen probleem' too much, it loses its sincerity.
Meaning
Reassuring someone.
Keep it short
You can just say 'Geen probleem' to sound more natural.
Don't over-apologize
If you say 'Dat is geen probleem' too much, it loses its sincerity.
Test Yourself
Fill in the missing word.
Dat is ____ probleem.
'Geen' is the correct negator for nouns.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesDat is ____ probleem.
'Geen' is the correct negator for nouns.
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Frequently Asked Questions
2 questionsNo, it is very common and polite.
Yes, it is perfectly acceptable in a professional setting.
Related Phrases
Geen moeite
synonymNo effort
Graag gedaan
similarYou're welcome
Dat geeft niet
similarThat doesn't matter
