Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Yes"

A:

The answer is right there in front of you.

The writer does not have just one answer to the opening question – there are two, a negative one and a positive one.

Look at the structure of the four paragraphs.

One – question
Two – equivocated answer; no, and yes.
Three – the reason for the no answer. The paragraph literally begins with the word no.
For – the reason for the US answer. The paragraph literally begins with the word yes.

A: Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall.
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All of the Kings horses and all of the Kings men, couldn't put Humpty togather again.

Humpty Dumpty was an egg. When he fell, he fractured into pieces in a tragic way. Wow.. there's a lot of students on this app using it to get their homework answers.

A: it’s an expression of agreement

A: Similar to "Of course" or "Sure"

A: Si pues.

A: “Yes, that was very good.”

“A: Do you love me?

B: Yes”

“Yes or no?”

“Did he say yes?”

A: Mera Naam pardeep h

A: Are you going to the movies? Yes, I am.
Yes, of course I still want to be with you.
Are you finished studying? Yes, I am done.

A: Yes , I would love to study abroad
Yes , it is me who did that .
Yes , I would like to purchase the sofa

A: “Yep” is usually more casual. However, they both mean “yes.”


Friend: Are you hungry?
Me: Yep!


Boss: Did you complete the task?
Me: Yes.

A: Yes is okay to use informally and formally. I've never seen yus or yos, I've only seen yas. I'd call all three of those slang, only to be used very informally. I'm also a 36 year old dude, so maybe yus or yos is some newer slang..

A: Yeah is informal and usually used with friends. Yes is often polite, especially towards a teacher, parent, elderly etc.

A: Yasss is slang. It is used for more emphasis when you really like something or something looks great.
it is not used the same exact way as "yes".
When you answer a question, you simply say "yes". But if you see something or agree on something and want to add more emphasis you would say "yasss".

A: There isn't really a difference. But yeah can be used if someone is talking to you and you say it to express that you understand what they're talking about.

A: Yes, but Ya is also used in many other languages so you may hear it that way. It is originally from German, meaning Yes.

A: This answer might be useful.

https://hinative.com/questions/1041500

A: sorry i do not understand

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A: "Ok" / "yes" / "yeah" の方は自然と思います。"right"と返すがわかりますが、少し変ですよね…

まぁふざける時にわざと"right"と返すこともあります😂

A: To be pleasing, to be enjoyable

A: "Why?"
"Because!"

don't add yes, you can say "because" as a response if you don't want to tell them the specific reason.

A: doesn't -> didn't

A: no