How to Say ‘Of course.’ in Mexican Spanish
Claro que sí.
KLAH-roh keh see
[KLAH-roh keh see]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: [Claro que sí] sounds warm and reassuring, often stronger than a plain [sí]. In family visits, it fits naturally when accepting, agreeing, or encouraging someone.
Phrase Breakdown
Claro
[KLAH-roh]
of course
A common phrase to show certainty or agreement.
Claro, puedes traer un postre si quieres.
Of course, you can bring a dessert if you want.
que
[keh]
that
Part of the fixed expression claro que sí.
Claro que todo saldrá bien con tu visita.
Of course everything will go well with your visit.
sí
[see]
yes
Used for affirmation; here it reinforces certainty.
Sí, les va a gustar mucho el regalo.
Yes, they are going to like the gift a lot.
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