How to Say ‘All right.’ in German
Alles klar.
AH-les klahr
[AH-les klahr]
💬 Usage Tip: [Alles klar] is a set phrase meaning [all right] or [got it], not literally about something being visually clear. You can reuse the pattern in everyday moments: [Alles gut?] for [Everything okay?].
Phrase Breakdown
Alles
[AH-les]
everything
Used in the phrase "Alles klar" to suggest everything is understood or fine.
Alles klar, ich bezahle jetzt.
Alright, I’m paying now.
klar
[klahr]
clear / all right
In "Alles klar," it means things are clear or okay.
Alles klar, ich bezahle jetzt.
Alright, I’m paying now.
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