It's hard to say, as the first line is broken English. You can use "Deal!" by itself to mean you agree to a suggestion. "It's a deal!" How about we go surfing this weekend? Deal!

Oh.... dear Amii! thanks so much! thanks for your explain!:)

You say "deal" if you're agreeing to do something. Often, it's used during a compromise, where 2 people want different things, so they try to agree a balance. eg. "I want to see The Hunger Games, but I can't afford to buy a ticket." "Well, how about I buy your ticket, and then you buy the popcorn?" ".. okay, deal." "I don't want to go running." "Well, how about this: if you run, I'll give you a bar of chocolate as a reward." "Haha okay, deal!"

Oh.. Dear annettepicconi! thanks so much for your comment! i am studying English , these phrase writes in my English book!:)

I just noticed for the second part I left the verb "am" out so here is the sentence corrected. I am happy to see the film which I have been waiting for.