Chinese phrase
说得对 shuō de duì
Meaning
That's right
When to use it
It confirms that a statement or suggestion is correct. It is a natural, polite way to show agreement in conversation, including agreement with a proposed plan.
Example dialogue
这件事我们还是按原计划来吧？ zhè jiàn shì wǒ men hái shì àn yuán jì huà lái ba
Shall we stick to the original plan for this?
说得对，按原计划比较好。 shuō de duì àn yuán jì huà bǐ jiào hǎo
That's right. Sticking to the original plan is better.