"Of course" in English is used to express agreement, confirmation, or acknowledgement. It can also be used as a response to a question or statement to indicate that something is obvious or self-evident.
For example:
Person A: "Don't you think it's going to rain today?"
Person B: "Of course it is. We have a high chance of precipitation."
Or
Person A: "Have you finished your homework yet?"
Person B: "Yes, I have. Of course, I couldn't leave it until the last minute."
So, "of course" can be translated into English as "certainly", "definitely", "indeed", "naturally", or "plainly".
