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Como se dice ok in espanol?

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I have heard to ways to say ok in Spanish: de acuerdo and esta bien, which is correct, or is there another way. Curious.

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updated Feb 7, 2014
posted by OVNI
"two"? - samdie, Jun 27, 2011

13 Answers

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Both ways are fine to say ok, but it is important to know the following: The word "de acuerdo" is more formal, is like being in agreement with something discussed. The word "esta bien" is more casual, less formal.

updated Feb 7, 2014
posted by neobarba
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Vale smile

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updated Dec 10, 2013
edited by Kiwi-Girl
posted by Kiwi-Girl
Jaja me encanta. - vivalafuriaroja, Jun 27, 2011
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oquey.

Seriously. They just say O K a lot.

updated Feb 7, 2014
posted by KevinB
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And God created the world. First he said "OK", and then he spent 7 days making sure everything was a regrettable mess.

Have you learnt anything about the story of "OK"? This is just a rather recent modern concept that did no exist in the past, or in any other country. It is what physicists call "a singularity".

updated Dec 10, 2013
posted by lazarus1907
Have to agree and vote! - pacofinkler, Jun 27, 2011
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" ok" works great in México, " andale pues" can work as ok then, or alright then.

updated Feb 7, 2014
posted by pacofinkler
de acuerdo con lo de "alright then" :) - Deanski, Jun 28, 2011
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I have heard vale a lot especially in Spain and está bien and even OK

updated Dec 10, 2013
posted by FELIZ77
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Well, it would mean "Está bien" in Spanish, but you can also say "Ok" because almost everyone says that instead of "Vale" or "Está bien".

updated Jun 27, 2011
posted by Vicente1
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Asi or Asi asi

updated Feb 7, 2014
posted by tua4ever
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"Ok" es la palabra mas pronunciada en el mundo, muy usada en el español. Ok LOL

Good luck since Venezuela.

updated Jun 28, 2011
posted by tomasxenix
In this case desde = from. :) Since (when one means desde) is temporal, that is, used for time, days, dates and events. - Deanski, Jun 28, 2011
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"Está bien", "de acuerdo", "vale", "ok".

"Vale" is especially used in Spain but not in every country. "Ok" is used a lot but older people don't use it.

It is recommend that you use "está bien" or "de acuerdo", both sound well in everywhere.

updated Jun 27, 2011
edited by ale_rd
posted by ale_rd
especially. - BellaMargarita, Jun 27, 2011
It is recommend that you use, you don´t need the infintive You also don´t need a preposition with word ending where. - BellaMargarita, Jun 27, 2011
oh thanks Bella, enseguida lo arreglo. - ale_rd, Jun 27, 2011
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Ok is the same as "vale" or "de acuerdo".

updated Jun 27, 2011
posted by nila45
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I've heard people say "Vale ,Vale" in response to something. It means O.K. or alright.

updated Jun 27, 2011
posted by heliotropeman
Sí, eso de "vale" es muy español. - vivalafuriaroja, Jun 27, 2011
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you can say "vale"

pronounced ba - lay

or you can say O.K as well

updated Jun 27, 2011
posted by dewclaw