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Nessun preoccupazione is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "no worries."
Specifically, the feminine adjective nessuna* means "no." The feminine noun preoccupazione means "preoccupations, worries." The pronunciation is "nehs-SOON preh-OHK-koo-pah-TSYOH-neh."
*The vowel a drops before a noun that begins with a consonant.
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Do not worry in spanish language?
"No te preocupes" is how you say "Do not worry" in Spanish.
How do you say do not worry about it in spanish?
¡No se preocupe
How do you say to worry in Spanish?
que preocuparse
How do Spanish people say Madrid?
MAD-reed
How do you say no i dont in spanish?
The best way to say "No I don't" in Spanish is to say No, no me.
How do you say dont in spanish?
No
How do you say so mad in a different language?
muy loco is very mad in spanish :) (mad as in mad hatter or insane) Angry is enojado.
How do you say i am so mad in spanish?
estoy muy loco
How do you say They going to be mad in spanish?
"Se van a enojar"
How do you say loca in spanish?
'loca' means 'mad' (it could be 'mad woman' or another feminine noun)
How do you say i dont have in spanish?
no tengo.
How do you say you are not Spanish In Spanish?
[Tu] no eres español. In the spanish language, you dont tend to say the ' tu'
