Examples of using "大丈夫だよ。" in a sentence and their english translations:
You'll be OK.
- It will be fine.
- It's going to be all right.
- Either way is fine.
- Either way is fine with me.
"Are you OK?" "I'm fine!"
Just take your time.
Either way is fine.
Lady luck is smiling on me, and I'll be fine.
Don't worry much. It'll be OK.
As long as we love each other, we'll be all right.
I'm OK. I've just been busy recently.
Don't worry. Tom will be fine.
Don't worry. My dog won't bite you.
And I say, "No, sweetie, I'm not hurt at all, I'm fine."
You don't need to hurry.
He's a man of his word, so you can count on him.
Mark is the salt of the earth, so he can be trusted with a secret.
- Everything is OK.
- Everything is all right.
- It's OK.
- Everything is alright.
- Everything's fine.
- Everything's in order.
You don't need to hurry.
He said, "I felt ill, but I am all right."
You don't need to speak to Tom in sign language, because he can read lips really well.
Now I'm busy, but if you want, we can speak afterward.