I see what you mean in Spanish

When to use it: Say this when you understand the point someone is explaining.

Learn lo que quieres decir as one useful chunk meaning “what you mean.”

Say it: Say entiendo lo que quieres decir as en-tee-EN-doh loh keh KYEH-rehs deh-SEER.

When to use it: Use this as a friendly response when the explanation makes sense.

Sí confirms the point, and entiendo means “I understand.”

Say it: Say Sí, entiendo as SEE, en-tee-EN-doh.

When to use it: Say this when a new detail helps you see the situation clearly.

Ya veo literally means “now I see,” but it naturally means “I see.”

Say it: Say Ya veo as yah VEH-oh.

When to use it: Use this brief response when instructions or an explanation are clear.

Entendido is a compact way to say that the message has been understood.

Say it: Stress the final syllable: en-ten-DEE-doh.

When to use it: Say this when you approve of a suggestion someone has made.

Buena is feminine because idea is a feminine noun in Spanish.

Say it: Say Buena idea as BWEH-nah ee-DEH-ah.

When to use it: Use this to strongly agree with what someone has just said.

Totalmente is an adverb, so it does not change for the speaker.

Say it: Stress the middle: toh-tahl-MEN-teh.