Beruhigende Antworten: Kein Thema, Alles gut, Alles easy, Passt schon

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Im Laden: Die Verkäuferin fragt: „Ist Größe M okay?“ Du antwortest beruhigend: „____“
Im Laden: Die Verkäuferin fragt: „Ist Größe M okay?“ Du antwortest beruhigend: „____“
Wähle die passendste umgangssprachliche Antwort.
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Think: You want to say “It fits. It’s okay like this.”
Wähle die passendste umgangssprachliche Antwort.
“Passt schon” means “it’s fine/it fits (well enough).” It’s common and relaxed, especially in Southern Germany/Austria, when something is acceptable as it is.
Common reply to an apology in German everyday talk.
“Alles gut” is a very common way to accept an apology in everyday German: “It’s okay, no worries.”
It’s the German cousin of “No problem.”
“Kein Thema” literally means “no topic” and is used like “no problem” to reassure someone that it’s fine to help.
Think surfer vibe: super casual.
“Alles easy” is very informal and youthy. Use it with friends, not in formal situations.
Regional flavor from the south.
“Passt schon” is strongly associated with Southern German/Austrian speech and means “It’s fine as it is.”
Best equivalent to “No problem” after thanks.
After thanks, “Kein Thema” works well to say “No problem.” “Alles gut” is more typical after an apology.
Use the phrase often heard after “Entschuldigung.”
“Alles gut” is a friendly way to accept an apology and calm the situation.
Avoid the most slangy, youthful option in formal contexts.
“Alles easy” is very slangy and too casual for most office interactions with your boss.

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