What does "Sí, claro" translate to in English?
I'm trying to translate a Spanish conversation and I can't find a translation of "claro" that makes sense. The context is Person A asks Person B if they can ask them some questions. "Yes, clear/apparent/obvious" doesn't make sense and "Yeah, right" is what automatic translators keep giving me, and that doesn't seem contextually correct.
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Yes of course
Claro = of course
Sí, claro = yes. of course.
Translation:
"Yes, of course"
or
"Sure".
This phrase is, in most cases, ironic or sarcastic.
yes,of course
It is like "yes, go ahead or yes, of course"
"Yes, of course" or "sure".
"Te gustan los pasteles?" "Si, claro" ("Do you like cake?" "Of course!")
It's the same as saying "certainly".
'yes, of course' / 'yes, sure'
Please check below link - google translate
http://translate.google.com/#auto/en/S%C3%AD%2C%20...