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No problem literally translates to "no problemo" in Spanish. A more proper way to say this would be, "No es un problemo," or, "It isn't a problem."

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13y ago

"No" does not change through translation, it keeps the same spelling and meaning. But when put after the Preterate verb (Example: "Yo no gusto"), It becomes "Don't.

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10y ago

¡No te preocupes! (Don't worry)

Tener no preocupaciones (to have no worries)

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14y ago

¿Hay un problema? You can always a free translation site you can visit, like I do.

www.FreeTranslation.com

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12y ago

no hay problema mi amigo

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3y ago

No

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