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Spanish Phrase

Sí, eso funciona perfecto.

/ˈsi ˈe.so funˈsjo.na peɾˈfek.to/
Meaning"Yes, that works perfectly."
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Meaning

This phrase is used to express strong agreement or confirmation that a specific plan, idea, or object is suitable for the situation. It combines the affirmative 'sí' with the neutral pronoun 'eso' and the verb 'funcionar' to indicate total satisfaction with a proposal.

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When to use

Use this phrase in both professional and casual settings when confirming a meeting time, a suggested location, or a technical solution. It is ideal for showing enthusiastic agreement during collaborative tasks or social planning.

Grammar Breakdown

esofuncionaperfecto

1

Eso (Demonstrative Pronoun)

'Eso' is the neutral demonstrative pronoun for 'that', used when referring to an abstract idea, a situation, or an object of unknown gender.

2

Funcionar (Verb)

The verb 'funcionar' means 'to work' or 'to function'. Here it is conjugated in the third-person singular present tense to match 'eso'.

3

Perfecto (Adverbial Use)

While 'perfecto' is technically an adjective, it is commonly used as an adverb in this specific idiom, functioning similarly to 'perfectamente'.

🗨In Conversation

A

¿Te parece bien si nos reunimos a las cinco?

Does meeting at five work for you?

Sí, eso funciona perfecto.

Yes, that works perfectly.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Sí, eso es funciona perfecto.

    Avoid adding the verb 'to be' (es) before 'funciona'; the action verb 'funciona' already carries the full meaning.

  • Sí, eso funciono perfecto.

    Make sure to use the third-person singular 'funciona' to agree with 'eso' (that), rather than the first-person 'funciono'.

Alternatives

  • Me parece bien.

    Sounds good to me.

  • Eso sirve.

    That works / That is useful.

  • De acuerdo.

    Agreed.

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Cultural Tip

In many Spanish-speaking cultures, using 'perfecto' is a common way to wrap up a negotiation or a planning session. It signals a clear conclusion and mutual understanding, often used to build positive rapport between speakers.