Dale

[Caballero]

Are there any differences in usage between this word and English "ok"?

[poli]

You mean vale.
It means OK in Spain, Argentina, Mexico, and maybe other places too.
This term is not frequently used in Caribbean Spanish, but it's used a lot in Spain.

Dále mean means give it. It can mean step on the gas and others things too.

[Luna Azul]

We sometimes use "dale" meaning "go ahead" .

I don't know if it's used everywhere.

What Poli said is also right, "vale" is used meaning "I agree".

[aleCcowaN]

They use "vale" in Spain. In Argentina you can use "dale" as "OK" with a value close to "go ahead", as Luna told. As d'accord we use "bueno" and "okey".

[Caballero]

¿Pueden me dan frases ejemplos de la usaje?

[Luna Azul]

Originally Posted by Caballero

¿Pueden me dan darme frases con ejemplos de la usaje del uso?

With "vale":

-¿Quieres que nos encontremos en la cafetería esta tarde?

-¡Vale!

With "dale":

-¿Crees que deba contestar esa carta?
-¡Dale!

-Tengo deseos de irme de viaje a Europa
-¡Dale!

Of course you can add other things like: "Dale, te mereces unas vacaciones".

[Caballero]

They use "vale" in Spain.

Only in Spain?

[Luna Azul]

Originally Posted by Caballero

Only in Spain?

No, not only in Spain but in several other countries.

[Caballero]

Originally Posted by Luna Azul

No, not only in Spain but in several other countries.

Which ones? Every single time I've used it so far, people point it out and say "they only use that in Spain," or "You must have learned your Spanish in Spain."

[gatoneo]

todos los hispanohablantes podemos entende el sentido de esa respuesta: "vale". . . pero entre nosotros también lo relacionamos con la forma como hablan en España. .

Así que si yo escucho a alguien decir "vale", yo mismo pienso que es alguien que es de España.

[CrOtALiTo]

At least here in México Dale means Gives some to someone.
In other places as was said before for an user means a slang.


Best Regards.