How to Say ‘Yes, that works for me.’ in Japanese
はい、大丈夫です。
hai daijoubu desu
[high dye-joh-boo dess]
💬 Usage Tip: 大丈夫 is often learned as "okay" or "all right," but in scheduling it means "that works." It can also mean "no thanks" when someone offers you something, so watch the situation.
Phrase Breakdown
はい
hai
[high]
yes; okay
Basic affirmative response. Depending on tone, can also mean “I see/uh-huh.”
はい、わかりました。
Yes, I understand.
大丈夫
daijoubu
[dye-joh-boo]
okay; no problem
大丈夫 plus です makes it politely firm; often used to decline: “No thanks, I’m okay.”
袋は大丈夫です。
No bag, I’m okay.
です
desu
[dess]
is; am; are
A basic polite copula used to say 'is/am/are.'
田中です。
I am Tanaka.
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