って to mean "I said" rather than "I heard"

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    大丈夫って
    
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can either mean "I heard someone said it's ok" or it can mean "I said it's ok"

How do I know which one is being implied if someone says that to me?




You can _usually_ tell the difference from the pitch/intonation, but not
always, and you would have to tell from the context. For example:

> 意味[ないって]{HLLL}。 -- "I'm telling you~~!" (but could also mean "S/he told
> me~~")  
>  意味[ないって]{HLLH}。 -- "S/he told me~~"

> 大丈夫[だって]{LLL}。 -- "I'm telling you~~" (but could also mean "S/he told me~~")  
>  大丈夫[だって]{LLH}。 -- "S/he told me~~"  
>  大丈夫[だって]{HHL}！ -- "I'm telling you~~!" (more emphatic)

> [ヤバいって]{LHLLL}... -- "I'm telling you..."  
>  [ヤバいって]{LHLLH}。 -- "S/he told me~~"

Examples taken from related threads:

  * [Use of って when quotation doesn't make sense](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/69376/9831)
  * [Some questions about って](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/18737/9831)

And your example:

> 大丈夫[って]{LL}。 -- _usually_ means "I'm telling you~~!"  
>  大丈夫[って]{LH}。 -- "S/he told me~~"




You can _usually_ tell the difference from the pitch/intonation, but not
always, and you would have to tell from the context. For example:

> 意味[ないって]{HLLL}。 -- "I'm telling you~~!" (but could also mean "S/he told
> me~~")  
>  意味[ないって]{HLLH}。 -- "S/he told me~~"

> 大丈夫[だって]{LLL}。 -- "I'm telling you~~" (but could also mean "S/he told me~~")  
>  大丈夫[だって]{LLH}。 -- "S/he told me~~"  
>  大丈夫[だって]{HHL}！ -- "I'm telling you~~!" (more emphatic)

> [ヤバいって]{LHLLL}... -- "I'm telling you..."  
>  [ヤバいって]{LHLLH}。 -- "S/he told me~~"

Examples taken from related threads:

  * [Use of って when quotation doesn't make sense](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/69376/9831)
  * [Some questions about って](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/18737/9831)

And your example:

> 大丈夫[って]{LL}。 -- _usually_ means "I'm telling you~~!"  
>  大丈夫[って]{LH}。 -- "S/he told me~~"

