[Germanic] How to say: "Of course!"

Here are the many words which say that something follows the expected course of events, with the Germanic equivalents.

"This is so obvious that it presents itself."

• English
• self-evident
• "Your enthusiasm is self-evident."
•  German
• selbstverständlich (self-understandable)
• "Will you repair that?" "Ja,  selbstverständlich."
• Danish
• selvfølgelig (self-following)
• "May I have a drink?" "Ja, selvfølgelig!"
• Norwegian
• selvfølgelig (self-following)
• Swedish
• självklart (self-clear)

"This is natural."

• English
• naturally
• "Did you take some photos?" "Naturally."
• Dutch
• natuurlijk
• German
• natürlich
• Danish
• naturligvis
• Swedish
• naturligtvis
  

"This request is 'of the ordinary course' of events"

•  English
• of course
• "May I have a drink?" "Of course!"
• There are no Germanic equivalents. The word "course" itself comes from Latin, via Old French.

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