How to Say ‘Of course.’ in Mexican Spanish
Claro que sí.
KLAH-roh keh see
[KLAH-roh keh see]
Phrase Breakdown
Claro
[KLAH-roh]
of course; sure
Used to show warm agreement or confident confirmation.
Claro, puedes venir al próximo evento con mis suegros.
Of course, you can come to the next event with my in-laws.
Que sí
keh see
That yes / yes indeed
Intensifies the affirmation; in this phrase it means a strong yes.
—¿Vienes? —Claro que sí.
—Are you coming? —Of course.
Words in this phrase
que
[keh]
that
In this expression, que connects the idea and adds emphasis before sí.
Claro que siempre te reciben bien en su casa.
Of course they always welcome you well in their home.
sí
[see]
yes
Adds strong confirmation, like saying absolutely yes.
Claro que sí, eres bienvenida en cada reunión familiar.
Of course yes, you are welcome at every family gathering.
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