“All right” in Japanese
Short answer
All right in Japanese is “よし” (yoshi). Full meaning: alright, all right, right on, looking good, OK, okay.
Other ways to say “All right” in Japanese
よしよし
yoshiyoshi all right, very well, fine, OK; there, there; patting (e.g. a child on the head), stroking, caressing
宜しい
yoroshii good, OK, all right, fine, very well, will do, may, can
さあ
saa come (on), come now, come along, here; all right, right, okay, now, here goes; well, hmm, uh, let's see, I'm not sure
オーライ
oorai all right (e.g. when guiding a driver), keep coming, OK, I've got it
よしきた
yoshikita all right, very well, okay, I got it
ほいきた
hoikita all right, very well, okay, I got it
そこそこ
sokosoko reasonably, fairly, all right, moderate; hurriedly, in a rush, having barely finished; approximately, about, or so
ヨシ
yoshi alright, all right, right on, looking good, OK, okay
平気
heiki cool, calm, composed, unconcerned, nonchalant, unmoved, indifferent; all right, fine, OK, okay
よしい
yoshii alright, all right, right on, looking good, OK, okay
問題ない
mondainai no problem, all right, not an issue, unobjectionable
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