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No worries
/nəʊ ˈwʌɹiz/ · say it: “noh WUH-reez”
A relaxed way to say "You're welcome", "That's fine" or "Don't worry about it".
Aussie vs standard
🇦🇺 How Aussies say it"No worries" — often said lightly and quickly, as a reply to thanks or an apology.
🌍 Textbook version"You're welcome" or "It's no problem" — more formal and less casual.
Common mistake
Saying it slowly and stressing both words equally sounds stiff. Put the stress on WOR and let the rest fall away.
Try this: Think of it as two beats: noh-WUR-ries, with a soft ending.
Try this: Think of it as two beats: noh-WUR-ries, with a soft ending.
In real sentences
- Thanks for your help! — No worries.
- Sorry I'm late. — No worries.
- Can you send that today? — No worries.
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