All righty Meaning in English
expression
ˈɔɫ/ /ˈɹaɪti
AWL-RY-tee
ˈɔːl/ /ˈraɪti
AWL-RY-tee
Definition
An informal and friendly way to say 'okay' or 'sure', usually to show you are ready to begin or agree with something.
Usage & Nuances
Very informal and friendly; common in spoken English and casual messages. Often used to start doing something, move on, or confirm agreement. Not suitable for formal writing. Similar to 'alright', 'okay', or 'okie dokie'. Rarely written in formal communication.
Spanish: vale - bueno - perfectoPortuguese (BR): beleza - certo - combinadoPortuguese (PT): fixe - está bem - tudo certoChinese (Simplified): 好的 - 行Chinese (Traditional): 好的 - 沒問題Hindi: ठीक है - चलोArabic: حسنًا - تمامBengali: ঠিক আছে - আচ্ছাRussian: ладно - хорошоJapanese: よし - いいよVietnamese: được rồi - okKorean: 알겠어 - 좋아Turkish: tamam - pekiUrdu: ٹھیک ہے - اچھاIndonesian: baiklah - oke
Example Sentences
All righty, let's start the meeting.
basic
All righty, I'm ready to go.
basic
All righty, can you help me with this?
basic
All righty, let's wrap things up here.
natural
All righty then, what's next on the list?
natural
All righty, I’ll see you tomorrow!
natural