Sin problema
Example: Puedo ayudarte sin problema esta tarde.
Definition
"Sin problema" is a Spanish expression used to indicate that something can be done easily or without difficulty. It means 'without problem' and is often used to reassure someone that an action or request will not cause any trouble or inconvenience.
Etymology
The phrase "sin problema" comes from the Spanish words 'sin' meaning 'without' and 'problema' meaning 'problem.' 'Problema' itself originates from the Greek word 'problema,' which means 'a task' or 'something put forward.' Did you know? The use of 'sin problema' to express ease or willingness is a common and friendly way to assure others in Spanish-speaking cultures.
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"Sin problema" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - General - Modismos y refranes - (A1) - parte 1", containing 112 commonly used expressions.
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