You're sitting in a coffee shop. Someone who you don't know asks if you will watch over her stuff for her. You don't mind, so you say:
Yeah, no problem.
Yeah
This is a more casual way of saying "yes". Use it in spoken conversation when you don't need to sound too serious.
No problem.
"No problem" means "yes" or "sure". It is a response that you say to someone who asks you to do something:
A: Could you hold that for me?
B: Sure, no problem.
You can also say "No problem" when someone thanks you for doing something:
B: No problem.
Yeah
This is a more casual way of saying "yes". Use it in spoken conversation when you don't need to sound too serious.
No problem.
"No problem" means "yes" or "sure". It is a response that you say to someone who asks you to do something:
A: Could you hold that for me?
B: Sure, no problem.
You can also say "No problem" when someone thanks you for doing something:
B: No problem.
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