How to Say ‘All right.’ in German
Alles klar.
AH-less klahr
[AH-less klahr]
🇩🇪 In Germany: [Alles klar] is very common spoken German for "all right" or "got it." At a counter it sounds casual but completely normal.
Phrase Breakdown
Alles
[AH-less]
everything
Refers to the whole situation being okay or understood.
Alles klar, ich gehe jetzt zum Gate.
All right, I am going to the gate now.
klar
[klahr]
clear / okay
Used in spoken German to mean okay, understood, or all set.
Mit dem Ticket ist alles klar.
Everything is okay with the ticket.
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