Amharic አማርኛ am
ልክ ነህ
Lik neh
Use 'ልክ ነዎት' for formal situations and 'ልክ ነህ' for informal ones.
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Arabic العربية ar
أنت على حق
An-TAH ah-LAH hahk (masculine) / An-TEE ah-LAH hahk (feminine)
The form doesn't change much based on formality, but the tone can.
Bangla বাংলা bn
আপনি ঠিক বলছেন
Ap-nee thik bol-CHHEN
Use 'আপনি' for formal situations and 'তুই' for informal ones.
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Catalan català ca
Tens raó
Tens rah-OH
Use 'Té' for formal situations and 'Tens' for informal ones.
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Czech čeština cs
Máš pravdu
Mash PRAHV-doo
Use 'Máte' for formal situations and 'Máš' for informal ones.
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Danish dansk da
Du har ret
Du har reht
Use 'De' for formal situations and 'Du' for informal ones.
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German Deutsch de
Du hast Recht
Du hast rekt
Use 'Sie' for formal situations and 'du' for informal ones.
Greek Ελληνικά el
Έχεις δίκιο
EH-hees DEE-kee-o
Use 'Έχετε' for formal situations and 'Έχεις' for informal ones.
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Spanish Español es
Tienes razón
TIE-nes rah-THON
Use this to agree with someone's statement or opinion.
Estonian eesti et
Sul on õigus
Sool on uh-GOOS
Use 'Teil' for formal situations and 'Sul' for informal ones.
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Basque Basque eu
Zure arrazoia duzu
The-REH a-ra-ZO-ya doo-SU
The formal and informal versions are the same.
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Persian فارسی fa
درست میگویی
Do-ROST mee-GOO-yee
Use the formal version for elders or people you respect.
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Finnish suomi fi
Olet oikeassa
O-let oi-ke-as-sa
Use 'Olette' for formal situations and 'Olet' for informal ones.
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French Français fr
Vous avez raison
Voo zah-VEH reh-ZON
Use 'vous' for formal situations and 'tu' for informal ones.
Galician Galician gl
Tes razón
Tes rah-THON
Use 'Ten' for formal situations and 'Tes' for informal ones.
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Gujarati ગુજરાતી gu
તમે સાચા છો
Ta-MEH saa-CHAA chho
Use 'તમે' for formal situations and 'તું' for informal ones.
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Hausa Hausa ha
Ka gaskiya
Kah gas-KI-ya
The formal and informal versions are the same.
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Hebrew עברית he
אתה צודק
Ah-TAH tsoh-DEK (masculine) / Aht tsoh-DEH-ket (feminine)
The form changes based on the gender of the person being addressed.
Hindi हिन्दी hi
आप सही हैं
Aap suh-HEE hain
Use 'आप' for formal situations and 'तुम' for informal ones.
Hungarian magyar hu
Igazad van
EE-gah-zahd vahn
Use 'Önnek' for formal situations and 'Igazad' for informal ones.
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Indonesian Indonesia id
Anda benar
Ahn-DAH beh-NAR
Use 'Anda' for formal situations and 'Kamu' for informal ones.
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Icelandic Icelandic is
Þú hefur rétt fyrir þér
Thou heh-vur reht fir thyer
Use 'Þið' for formal situations and 'Þú' for informal ones.
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Italian Italiano it
Hai ragione
Hai rah-JO-neh
Use 'Lei ha ragione' for formal situations, but it's less common than in other languages.
Japanese 日本語 ja
その通りです
So-no toh-ree des
Use 'Sono tōri desu' in most situations; 'Sou da ne' is more casual.
Korean 한국어 ko
맞아요
Ma-ja-yo
Use '맞습니다' for formal situations and '맞아' for informal ones.
Lithuanian lietuvių lt
Tu teisus
Too tay-soos (masculine) / Tu teisi (feminine)
The form changes based on the gender of the person being addressed.
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Latvian latviešu lv
Tev ir taisnība
Tev ir tie-SNI-ba
Use 'Jums' for formal situations and 'Tev' for informal ones.
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Marathi मराठी mr
तुम्ही बरोबर आहात
Tum-HEE ba-RO-bur aa-HA-ta
Use 'तुम्ही' for formal situations and 'तू' for informal ones.
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Malay Melayu ms
Anda betul
Ahn-DAH beh-TOOL
Use 'Anda' for formal situations and 'Kau' for informal ones.
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Dutch Nederlands nl
Je hebt gelijk
Yeh hept kha-LEEK
Use 'U' for formal situations and 'je' for informal ones.
Norwegian norsk no
Du har rett
Du har rett
Use 'De' for formal situations and 'Du' for informal ones.
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Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ pa
ਤੁਸੀਂ ਠੀਕ ਹੋ
Tu-SEE thik ho
Use 'ਤੁਸੀਂ' for formal situations and 'ਤੂੰ' for informal ones.
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Polish polski pl
Masz rację
Mash RAH-tsyeh
Use 'Pan' (masculine) or 'Pani' (feminine) for formal situations.
Portuguese Português pt
Você tem razão
Voo-SEH teng rah-ZAWN
Use 'Você' for informal situations and 'O senhor/A senhora' for formal ones.
Romanian română ro
Ai dreptate
Ai drep-TA-teh
Use 'Aveți' for formal situations and 'Ai' for informal ones.
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Russian русский ru
Ты прав
Tih prav
Use 'прав' for masculine and 'права' for feminine speakers.
Swedish svenska sv
Du har rätt
Du har ret
Use 'Ni' for formal situations and 'Du' for informal ones.
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Swahili Kiswahili sw
Uko sawa
Oo-KOH sa-WAH
The formal and informal versions are the same.
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Tamil தமிழ் ta
நீங்கள் சரிதான்
Nee-ngal sa-ri-TAAN
The formal and informal versions are similar, but the tone can change.
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Telugu తెలుగు te
మీరు సరిగ్గా చెప్పారు
Mee-RU sa-rig-GAA chep-PAA-ru
Use 'మీరు' for formal situations and 'నువ్వు' for informal ones.
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Thai ไทย th
คุณพูดถูก
Khoon poot took
Use 'คุณ' for formal situations and 'เธอ' for informal ones.
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Filipino Filipino tl
Tama ka
Ta-MAH kah
Use 'po kayo' for added respect.
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Turkish Türkçe tr
Haklısın
Hak-LUH-sun
Use 'Haklısınız' for formal situations and 'Haklısın' for informal ones.
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Ukrainian українська uk
Ти правий
Tih prah-VIY
Use 'правий' for masculine and 'права' for feminine speakers.
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Urdu اردو ur
آپ ٹھیک کہتے ہیں
Aap teek keh-te hain
Use 'آپ' for formal situations and 'تم' for informal ones.
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Vietnamese Tiếng Việt vi
Bạn nói đúng
Ban noi dung
The formal and informal versions are the same.
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Yoruba Yoruba yo
O tọ́
Oh toh
Use 'Ẹ' for formal situations and 'O' for informal ones.
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Chinese 中文 zh
你说得对
Nee shwo duh dway
Use '您' for formal situations and '你' for informal ones.
zh-yue zh-yue zh-yue
你講得啱
Nay gong dak ngam
The formal and informal versions are the same.
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Zulu Zulu zu
Uqinisile
Oo-kee-nee-SEE-leh
The formal and informal versions are the same.
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