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"You can say "okay" in Spanish in many ways, depending on context and region, with common options including Vale (Spain), De acuerdo (agreement), Está bien (it's fine/good), Claro (of course), Dale (Latin America/let's do it), Perfecto, and even the English loanword OK or Okey, plus informal regional slang like Órale (Mexico) or Chevere (Peru/enthusiasm). [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
- ¡Vale! (Spain) - "Okay," "alright," "sounds good".
- De acuerdo - "Agreed," "all right".
- Está bien - "It's fine," "that's okay," "all good".
- Bueno - "Good," "fine," "right".
- Claro - "Of course," "sure".
- Perfecto - "Perfect," "great". [1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 9]
- Dale / Sale - "Okay," "go for it," "deal" (common in Argentina, Mexico, Colombia).
- Órale - "Okay," "cool," "let's do it" (Mexico).
- Hágale / Hágamosle - "Let's do it" (Colombia).
- Jalo - "I'm in" (Mexico).
- Ya quedó - "It's set," "done" (Mexico).
- Chevere - "Cool," "great," "awesome" (Peru, Venezuela).
- De una - "Right away," "sure thing" (Argentina, Colombia). [2, 3, 6, 10, 11]
- No pasa nada - "Nothing happens," "no worries".
- No hay problema - "No problem".
- Tranquilo/a - "Calm down," "take it easy". [4]
- Sí - "Yes".
- Mmm, okay - Using the English word directly, understood by most. [11] "

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