<p>不见不散 is often used if you are making an appointment, especially for a dinner. 一言爲定 is more formal, and one may prefer 就这么定了 in oral conversation.</p>

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2014-01-24T07:06:50.810Z
2014-01-24T07:06:50.810Z
phoeagon
<p>Oops, just remembered.</p>

<p>一言为定。 Yī yán wéi dìng</p>

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2014-01-23T22:15:49.080Z
2014-01-23T22:15:49.080Z
user3871
<p>I agree with “一言为定”, also you can say "成交"</p>

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2014-01-24T14:19:59.387Z
2014-01-24T14:19:59.387Z
ashbringer
<p>My additions:</p>

<p>You can also say <strong>不见不散</strong> when you want to have a appointment with others at some time in the future.</p>

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2014-01-24T02:13:16.577Z
2014-01-24T02:13:16.577Z
xqMogvKW
<p>When you make an agreement with someone, how do you say, both formally and informally, "it's a deal."?</p>

<p>Like, formally "Do you agree to the contract?" "Yes. It's a deal."</p>

<p>Informally, "I'll make you food if you teach me Chinese." "Fine. It's a deal!"</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

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how to say It's a deal
# how to say It's a deal

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-01-23)

When you make an agreement with someone, how do you say, both formally and informally, "it's a deal."?

Like, formally "Do you agree to the contract?" "Yes. It's a deal."

Informally, "I'll make you food if you teach me Chinese." "Fine. It's a deal!"

Thanks

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## 4 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-01-24. Score: 4 | Accepted answer

不见不散 is often used if you are making an appointment, especially for a dinner. 一言爲定 is more formal, and one may prefer 就这么定了 in oral conversation.


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### Answer by username_0 on 2014-01-23. Score: 4

Oops, just remembered.

一言为定。 Yī yán wéi dìng


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### Answer by username_2 on 2014-01-24. Score: 3

I agree with “一言为定”, also you can say "成交"


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### Answer by username_3 on 2014-01-24. Score: 1

My additions:

You can also say **不见不散** when you want to have a appointment with others at some time in the future.


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