How to you express a sentence when you mean something is obvious, but not using the word obvious?

Question

In Swedish, I can say

Jag dör = Je meurs = I'm dying

But if I insert ju = "obvious"

Jag dör ju = I'm obviously dying

But ju does not mean directly "obvious". It's just a word that tells that the previous word is serious. Just as a swear word. For example.

Den är där = That is there.

But if I insert ju it becomes:

Den är ju där = That is obviously there

Question:

Does French have a similar way to say ju as in Swedish just to express that something is obvious?

The word ju is pronounced as the J from the word "jello" and u is pronounced as U from the word utiliser.

Answer 1

The closest translation keeping the conciseness of ju would probably be oui:

Oui, je meurs.

Oui, c'est là.

Here are other suggestions:

Formal:

Certainement, assurément, évidemment, bien sûr

Common:

C'est clair