How can I ask if saying "only" something is okay?


Say I want to express something like "Is it ok if I _only_ say [まだ], can you
understand?", in a context where I'm speaking with a Japanese person and I
want to ask if saying something without extra information is understood in
that context. My first attempt was:

『まだ』だけというのはいいですか？ 分かる?

I'm not even sure if it's the correct way of quoting myself, but does this
imply that だけ is part of the quote or not? I don't want the person to
mistakenly think that I'm asking if saying "まだだけ" is fine. How can I improve
this?




> "Is it ok if I only say [まだ], can you understand?", in a context where I'm
> speaking with a Japanese person and I want to ask if saying something
> without extra information is understood in that context.

I would say

> 「まだ」と言うだけでわかりますか？ - _lit._ By only saying "まだ", is it understandable? /  
>  「まだ」と言うだけでいいですか？ - _lit._ By only saying "まだ", is it okay?

or maybe

> 「まだ」だけで、わかりますか？ - _lit._ By only "まだ", is it understandable? /  
>  「まだ」とだけ言えば、わかりますか？ - _lit._ If I say only "まだ", is it understandable?




> "Is it ok if I only say [まだ], can you understand?", in a context where I'm
> speaking with a Japanese person and I want to ask if saying something
> without extra information is understood in that context.

I would say

> 「まだ」と言うだけでわかりますか？ - _lit._ By only saying "まだ", is it understandable? /  
>  「まだ」と言うだけでいいですか？ - _lit._ By only saying "まだ", is it okay?

or maybe

> 「まだ」だけで、わかりますか？ - _lit._ By only "まだ", is it understandable? /  
>  「まだ」とだけ言えば、わかりますか？ - _lit._ If I say only "まだ", is it understandable?

