Phrase guide

is there a problem

phrase · 1 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot

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phrase

Meaning 1

Used to ask if there seems to be a problem

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

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Across languages

Translations

39 source translations are retained for this English entry.

  • Arabic: هَلْ هُنَاكَ مُشْكِلَة؟ (hal hunāka muškila?) — is there a problem?
  • Belarusian: ці ёсць прабле́мы? (ci joscʹ prabljémy?) — is there a problem?
  • Belarusian: ці ёсьць прабле́мы? (ci josʹcʹ prabljémy?) — is there a problem?
  • Chinese: 有代誌無 /有代志无 (ū tāi-chì bô? / ǔ tāi-chì bô?) — is there a problem?
  • Chinese Mandarin: 有什麼問題嗎 /有什么问题吗 (yǒu shénme wèntí ma?) — is there a problem?
  • Finnish: onko jokin ongelma — is there a problem?
  • French: y a-t-il un problème — is there a problem?
  • Galician: hai algún problema? — is there a problem?
  • German: gibt es ein Problem? — is there a problem?
  • Hindi: क्या कोई समस्या है? (kyā koī samasyā hai?) — is there a problem?
  • Hungarian: van valami baj? — is there a problem?
  • Hungarian: van valami probléma? — is there a problem?
  • Italian: c'è del problema? — is there a problem?
  • Italian: c'è problema? — is there a problem?
  • Italian: c'è un problema? — is there a problem?
  • Japanese: 何か問題があるの? (nani ka mondai ga aru no?) — is there a problem?
  • Japanese: 問題がありますか (mondai ga arimasu ka?) — is there a problem?
  • Kapampangan: ating problema? — is there a problem?
  • Kapampangan: ating problema wari? — is there a problem?
  • Korean: 문제 있어? (munje isseo?) — is there a problem?
  • Korean: 문제 있습니까? (munje itseumnikka?) — is there a problem?
  • Korean: 문제가 있나요? (munje-ga innayo?) — is there a problem?
  • Marathi: काही समस्या आहे का? (kāhī samasyā āhe kā?) — is there a problem?
  • Marathi: काही प्रॉबलेम आहे का? (kāhī prŏblem āhe kā?) — is there a problem?
  • Iranian Persian: آیا مُشْکِلی وُجود دارَد؟ (âyâ moškeli vojud dârad?) — is there a problem?
  • Polish: jest jakiś problem? — is there a problem?
  • Portuguese: algum problema? — is there a problem?
  • Russian: каки́е-то пробле́мы? (kakíje-to problémy?) — is there a problem?
  • Russian: каки́е-нибудь пробле́мы? (kakíje-nibudʹ problémy?) — is there a problem?
  • Russian: есть пробле́мы? (jestʹ problémy?) — is there a problem?
  • Spanish: ¿algún problema? — is there a problem?
  • Tagalog: may problema ba? — is there a problem?
  • Thai: มีปัญหาไหม (mii bpan-hǎa mǎi) — is there a problem?
  • Turkish: sorun var mı? — is there a problem?
  • Turkish: bir sorun var mı? — is there a problem?
  • Ukrainian: є які́сь пробле́ми? (je jakísʹ problémy?) — is there a problem?
  • Ukrainian: чи є які́сь пробле́ми? (čy je jakísʹ problémy?) — is there a problem?
  • Urdu: کْیا کوئی مَسْئَلَہ ہَے؟ (kyā koī masala hai?) — is there a problem?
  • Vietnamese: có vấn đề gì không? — is there a problem?