too right
phrase · casual
Definitely; I completely agree.
How Aussies use it
- 'That was a great game!' 'Too right!'
- Too right I'm coming to the party.
How to pronounce ‘too right’
Say it like this: TOO RITE
‘too right’ in a conversation
Ava: This weather is perfect for a swim.
Jack: Too right! Let's go after lunch.
Good to know
A strong, friendly way to agree with someone. It's short and very common in conversation.
Where you'll hear ‘too right’
You'll hear 'too right' as a quick reply in everyday conversation, when someone strongly agrees. It's common with friends, workmates and sports fans.
How to reply or use it yourself
Use 'Too right!' when you agree with someone's opinion or plan. If someone says it to you, they're agreeing with you, so you can just smile and keep talking.
More examples
- 'We should finish early on Friday.' 'Too right!'
- Too right I'll help you move house.
- 'That was a long meeting.' 'Too right, it went for two hours.'
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A common mistake
It doesn't mean 'very correct'. It means 'yes, definitely'.
Saying it more formally
In a formal email, essay or the PTE test, use absolutely / I agree instead.
Slang is great for chatting with friends and workmates, but keep it out of PTE essays and formal writing.
Fill the gap
Which word goes in the gap?
'That pie was delicious.' '___ ___! I'll have another one.'
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Too right
Quick check
What does ‘too right’ mean?
- A vegetarian. As an adjective, vegetarian.
- Definitely; I completely agree.
- Swimwear; a swimsuit.
Show the answer
B. Definitely; I completely agree.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'too right' mean in Australia?
Definitely; I completely agree. A strong, friendly way to agree with someone. It's short and very common in conversation.
Can I say 'too right' at work?
With workmates, yes. 'too right' is fine in a chat at smoko or a casual message, but don't use it with clients, in formal emails, or in the PTE and IELTS writing tests.
How do you pronounce 'too right'?
Say it like this: TOO RITE. Press 'Hear it' on this page to listen.
When do Australians say 'too right'?
You'll hear 'too right' as a quick reply in everyday conversation, when someone strongly agrees. It's common with friends, workmates and sports fans.