na klar

of course; sure; obviously

interjection na KLAHR Rare

Also means

yes, absolutely

Usage Note

Na klar is an emphatic colloquial affirmative — 'of course, sure thing'. It is more assertive and informal than natürlich and has a slightly impatient or self-evident tone: Na klar, ich helfe dir! It is very common in spoken everyday German across all age groups and regions.

Examples

"„Kannst du mir dabei helfen?” – „Na klar, kein Problem!”"

Natural Translation

'Can you help me with that?' – 'Of course, no problem!'

Literal Translation

'Can you me thereby help?' – 'Well clear, no problem!'

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