How should I answer to "OK?".
I sometimes take English lessons on line.
During the lesson, my teather often asks me "OK?".
She means "Do you understand?". When I understand, I answer "OK".
But I ALWAYS answer OK to "OK?", because I don't know other ways to response.
I'd like to know different responses to "OK?"
Thank you.

Question

How should I answer to "OK?".
I sometimes take English lessons on line.
During the lesson, my teather often asks me "OK?".
She means "Do you understand?". When I understand, I answer  "OK".
But I ALWAYS answer OK to "OK?",  because I don't know other ways to response.
I'd like to know different responses to "OK?"
Thank you.

Answer

Duong-san and Joshua-san , thanks for giving me a quick response!
I'll try to say so.

Answer

I'll give you an example of the way I think you're teacher is using this, then I will write a couple responses that will sound natural.

Teacher: "English speakers will say 'Okay' for many different reasons, such as to explain their status or inquire to others. Okay?"

You: "Got it."
"Yep" (This is equivalent to "yes" but is more slang and natural)

Really any affirmative response (or negative if you don't understand and it's not "okay") will get the point across.

Answer

What about '' yes, teacher!" or just "YES!" ?

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