affirmative words?

Question

let's say someone gives you an order to do something. then you proceed by saying okay/alright/sure to affirm that you are going to follow that order.

are there words in spanish that mean "okay", "alright", or "sure"'

Answer 1

let's say someone gives you an order to do something. then you proceed by saying okay/alright/sure to affirm that you are going to follow that order.

are there words in spanish that mean "okay", "alright", or "sure"?

Claro que sí o claro son palabras perfectas. In Argentina I did a lot of listening since my conversation is less than up to speed. As one person would talk or tell a story, their audience would often listen and say "claro, claro, caro que sí, claro, etc... Their major wireless provider is a company called Claro, which I thought was a bit of genius since it means clear(as in sound quality) and OK,sure you bet, of course etc...

Answer 2

HI lukee, welcome to the forum

Answer 3

There are probably as many ways to express agreement or compliance as there are in English. In Spain ...vale comes to mind, though it can have other meaning than OK.

**Está bien **is fairly universal.

Sí is fairly simple to understand. Claro, por supuesto, etc.

Throw those English words into the dictionary. That's what it's for.