～差し支えない JLPT N1
〜sashitsukaenai
Indicates no problem or obstacle; 'it’s fine if...', 'there’s no issue'.
Formation
Verb-て form + も差し支えない, Noun + が差し支えない
Explanation
The ～差し支えない grammar point expresses that doing something (or something occurring) is not a problem and causes no inconvenience. It’s often used in polite or formal situations.
Example sentences
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It’s no problem if you’re a bit late.
Tashou osokute mo sashitsukaenai desu.
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It doesn’t matter if the room is slightly messy.
Heya ga sukoshi kitanakute mo sashitsukaenai.
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It’s not an issue even if it rains.
Ame ga futte mo sashitsukaenai.
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Is it okay (no problem) for him to be here?
Kare ga koko ni iru koto ga sashitsukaenai desu ka?