Examples of using "いいですよ" in a sentence and their english translations:
Leland Melvin: Alright.
- That's fine with me.
- I'm fine with it.
It was kind of cool, right?
By all means, go ahead.
Sure. What is it?
You don't have to come tomorrow.
You should take the shuttle bus.
Sure. It's next to the Plaza Department Store.
You should throw these out.
You don't have to hurry.
My cat is cute!
you don't have to answer out loud:
Either day would be all right with me.
You can use my car.
You don't have to come tomorrow.
You can stay as long as you like.
You can use this pen.
Particularly pleased with Paul, actually, on there.
A few hours nap will do you good.
It is good for you to take exercise.
"Please give me some water." "All right."
You may as well begin to prepare your lessons.
- You can park here.
- You may park here.
You can have a ride on my motorcycle.
It is a nice view from here.
You should get back in your car.
- You don't have to make excuses.
- You don't have to make any excuses.
Next Wednesday will be fine.
You should do it this way.
CP: You guys don't get to hear this.
You may spend this money freely.
You can wear your undershirt.
- You can watch TV after supper.
- You can watch television after dinner.
You should apologize to her.
She's as good as pie.
You should leave now.
You may go if you choose.
You don't have to apologize, Tom.
You don't have to come tomorrow.
You'd better wait for the next bus.
You may come if you like.
A few days' rest will do you good.
You may extend your stay in Tokyo.
You may ask that teacher questions.
- It is better for you not to eat before you go to bed.
- It would be better if you didn't eat before going to bed.
- You'd better relax a bit.
- You should relax a little.
- You should relax a bit.
It is no inconvenience to drive you home.
- You had better see the doctor.
- You'd better see the doctor.
Do not bother to come to my home.
What is necessary is just to read the book, when free.
There's no need to be that tense.
You may come and go at will.
That is good to me.
You may use my typewriter at any time.
Tonight will be fine. Let's make it for 6:00.
Any day will do except Monday.
- You had better write the letter at once.
- You'd better write the letter at once.
You can stay here as long as you like.
- You may go home now.
- You can go home now.
For us as the consumers, it's kind of great, right?