Sure thing Meaning in English
expression
ˈʃʊɹ/ /ˈθɪŋ
SHOOR THING
ʃˈɔː/ /θˈɪŋ
SHAW THING
Definition
An informal way to say 'yes' or to agree to do something, similar to 'of course' or 'no problem.'
Usage & Nuances
Very informal and friendly; common in American English. Usually used in spoken language, often as a response to requests ('Can you help me?' — 'Sure thing!'). Not used in formal writing. Avoid in business emails.
Spanish: claro - por supuesto - sí, seguroPortuguese (BR): claro - com certeza - pode deixarPortuguese (PT): claro - com certeza - está bemChinese (Simplified): 当然 - 没问题Chinese (Traditional): 當然 - 沒問題Hindi: ज़रूर - बिल्कुल - हाँ, ठीक हैArabic: أكيد - طبعًا - نعم، بالتأكيدBengali: অবশ্যই - নিশ্চয়ইRussian: конечно - без проблемJapanese: もちろん - いいよVietnamese: Được thôi - Tất nhiênKorean: 물론이죠 - 당연하죠Turkish: Tabii ki - ElbetteUrdu: ضرور - بالکلIndonesian: Tentu saja - Pasti
Example Sentences
A: Can you pass the salt? B: Sure thing.
basic
If you need help with your homework, sure thing!
basic
A: Can I call you later? B: Sure thing.
basic
“Hey, can you grab me a coffee?” “Sure thing, what do you want?”
natural
“Could you email me those files?” “Sure thing. I’ll send them right away.”
natural
No problem, I’ll fix it for you — sure thing.
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