No in Greek translates to “not at all” or “no problem”, so that is what I am trying to convey here.

No in Greek is a phrase that means “not at all” or “no problem.” So in this context it means “not at all.” In other words, no problem.

No in Greek is a phrase that means not at all. So in this context it means no problem. In other words, no problem.

I can’t say I’ve found it very helpful to read about a language, but I have, and I have found it very useful, so I’ll go ahead and translate it for you.

In Greek, the word no is used as a negative: “not,” as in “no problem,” or “no problem with it,” as in “no problem with it.” So no means “no problem” or “no problem with it.” It’s an imperative, so “not at all” = no problem, or “not at all” = no problem.

No in Greek literally means “do not”. Thus no problem means no problem with it. So in this case, no problem is literally “no problem/problem with” in Greek.

We can use the word problem to describe a situation where there is no solution. For example, if you have a problem with your car, but there is no solution, then you have a problem. This is the same concept as no problem. So in this case, no problem is literally no problem with car.

Actually, the other meaning of no in Greek is do not. So we can use the word problem in this sentence as well but in this case, we can use the word problem as well but in this case, we can use the word no as well but in this case, we can use the word problem.

the words problem and no have two different definitions but both are correct. Problem means a situation which cannot be solved, whereas no means that no solution has been found.

So in this case, we are telling someone that the problem we are facing is a problem. In the same way that we can use the word problem in a sentence to mean “problem” in the following sentences, we can also use the word problem in our example to mean a “problem” which we faced.