Do we say fine with me or fine by me?

There is no difference in meaning, but “fine by me” is used in informal speech; “fine with me” is the standard English phrase.

Is it fine by you meaning?

fine by (one) Said when one has no objection to something.

Is saying fine with me rude?

Both are grammatically acceptable, but one would be said in normal conversation, and the other would not. “I’m fine with that,” is a ubiquitous English phrase. However, a native English-speaker would say “That’s OK with me,” not That’s OK for me.”

Can I say made by me?

The “I” form is correct if it’s the subject of an expressed verb: “I made it.” If it’s not the subject of an expressed verb, the “me” form is correct. “It is made by me” – though that is an unusual and awkward way of saying it.

What is the meaning of done by me?

Finished with someone or something; no longer involved with someone or something.

Are you fine with that meaning?

This phrase means that you’re OK with something, or you don’t mind it. For example: I’m fine with that color.

What does okay fine mean?

It means someone is agreeing on something, but not in an enthusiastic way and even in a defiant way (e.g. person 1: “Take the trash out!”; person 2 : “OK fine”).

Is it OK to say fine?

“Fine” Never Means “Fine” I’ll resist spouting definitions at you, but the word “fine” all by itself is meant to represent that things are going well—exceptionally even. Use the word in a phrase like “fine dining” or “fine jewelry,” and you’re picturing something of the highest quality.

Is it bad to say fine?

“When you’re describing a state of being or your emotions, the word ‘fine’ is vague, overused, and colloquial — the word may even be perceived by others as dishonest and dismissive,” warns Price. She says people often reply with the word “fine” in less-than-satisfactory situations just to avoid confrontation.