"there is no issue" or "there are no issues"?

"there is no issue" or "there are no issues"?

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Should we use singular or plural? Should we use singular or plural?

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kakaoscsiga 310
Both is correct grammatically. It rather depends on the number. If there's only one thing, then "there is no issue" , but if there were more than one, "there are no issues" is also correct.

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