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1. translate.google.co.jpGoogle Translate - Google 翻訳

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2. thetruejapan.com › 18-ways-to-say-yes-in-japanese18 Different Ways to Say Yes in Japanese - The True Japan

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   • はい（Hai）- Affirmative, Correct. Hai is the textbook translation for yes in Japanese. Hai is also used like the English words “mm-hm” or “yeah,” affirming to the other person that you are actively listening to their conversation.
   • ええ（Ee）- Yes. The word ええ（ee）might be closer in nuance to the English word yes than hai is. Ee (pronounced “ehh”) is acceptable in all social situations.
   • そうです(ね)（Sou Desu (Ne)）- That’s Right. The phrase そうです (sou desu) means that’s right. Adding ね（ne）at the end gives the nuance of agreement (that’s right) or could even show hesitation (when said slow and drawn out).
   • いい(です)ね（Ii (Desu) Ne）- That Sounds Good. Instead of a Like button, Japanese social media platforms have an いいね (ii ne) button. The phrase いいね (ii ne) means “I like this.”

3. interacnetwork.com › how-to-say-yes-in-japaneseHow to Say 'Yes' in Japanese | 11 Casual & Formal Phrases

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   Oct 18, 2023 · Hai (はい) – Yes (Standard) “Hai” is the quintessential “yes” in Japanese. Direct and courteous, it’s appropriate for business and everyday chats. It’s foundational and probably the most common way to say yes. 2. Ee (ええ) – Yes (Informal) “Ee” is “Hai” but in a much more laid back and casual manner. Think “yep ...

4. www.linguajunkie.com › japanese › yes-in-japaneseHai! 17 Ways to Say Yes In Japanese with Audio - LinguaJunkie.com

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   • はい Yes はい Hai. Listen – This is the literal translation and most direct way of saying yes in Japanese. It is commonly used in formal settings. Also, Japanese people like to hear this word to know that you understand or are listening to what they are saying.
   • オッケー Okay. オッケー. Okkee. Listen – Yes, you’re right; it sounds like “okay.” Indeed. This literally comes from the English word okay. That’s why it’s written in Katakana, the Japanese alphabet used for foreign words.
   • わたしが、やります I will do it. わたしが、やります。 Watashi ga yarimasu. Listen – When your boss asks who can do a certain task, you can leave a great impression with a energetic tone and say “わたしが、やります！”
   • りょうかいです Noted. りょうかいです. Ryoukai desu. Listen – This is kind of like saying yes in Japanese… but… …you’re not giving them the full satisfaction here. Sometimes you want to use a word just to show the other person you understand or have taken note of what they had said.

5. promova.com › blog › yes-in-japaneseHow to Say Yes in Japanese: Context and Examples For ...

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   Oct 2, 2024 · Use it in work conversations, addressing people on the street, or communicating at the airport, establishments, etc. Ee (ええ) – Yes in Japanese (casual). Shades of emotion play an essential role in Japanese vocabulary – this is also due to the high context of culture. For example,ee (ええ) is not a 100% informal version of “yes ...

6. whysojapan.net › translations › yes-in-japaneseYes In Japanese (Translations & Dictionary) - Why So Japan

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   Jul 2, 2024 · Learn how to say Yes In Japanese with our comprehensive guide. Discover the different kanji characters, pronunciations, and cultural significance behind the words in Japanese.

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   How do you Say Yes in Japanese?

   • Yoroshiku onegaishimasu.) The word hai is just one of many ways to say yes in Japanese. Using the words in this guide will help you choose the right way to say yes in Japanese, no matter what situation or company you’re in. How do you say yes in your language? Let us know in the comments below! Erin hails from the east coast of the United States.

   18 Different Ways to Say Yes in Japanese - The True Japan

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   Is it rude to say “yes” in Japan?

   • Usually, Japanese people use different phrases depending on the required politeness for each situation. Saying “yes” in a more casual version can sometimes sound rude in Japan. So, be careful and pay attention a little to whom you are talking to or when you are talking.

   "Yes" in Japanese - Ways to express your agreement

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   Why do Japanese people say 'yes' and 'no problem'?

   • “Yes,” “okay,” “no problem” – we use dozens of agreement options every day without even noticing it. Native speakers know how to play with their language, making it more diverse and voluminous. You likely think that “yes” is the most straightforward word and will instantly help you understand Japanese better.

   How to Say Yes in Japanese: Context and Examples For Beginners

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   How do I choose the right Japanese words?

   • The magical properties of setting and context help us understand the importance of choosing the right Japanese words. Japan, like its Asian neighbors, has a high-context culture. This means that the language, way of communication, and phrases used depend greatly on where and with whom you are speaking.

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   What does Hai mean in Japanese?

   • Hai is the textbook translation for yes in Japanese. Hai is also used like the English words “mm-hm” or “yeah,” affirming to the other person that you are actively listening to their conversation. 1. Jane: Are you well? お元気ですか？ (O genki desu ka?) Kim: Yes. How about you? はい、元気です。 あなたは？ (Hai, genki desu. Anata wa?) 2.

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   What does EE mean in Japanese?

   • Ee (ええ) – Yes in Japanese (casual). Shades of emotion play an essential role in Japanese vocabulary – this is also due to the high context of culture. For example, ee (ええ) is not a 100% informal version of “yes,” but you can’t use it in a formal conversation. It has a more casual connotation.

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8. 90dayjapanese.com › yes-in-japanese"Yes" in Japanese - Ways to express your agreement

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   Jan 12, 2023 · 3 Very Polite Ways to Say “Yes” in Japanese. 4 Alternative Ways to Say “Yes” in Japanese. 4.1 Aizuchi 1: One Word with Multiple Meanings. 4.2 Aizuchi 2: The Word Variation. 4.3 Yes or No? The Word with More Than One Meanings. 4.4 Phrase Repetition in Japanese. 4.5 Japanese words for “yes” adapted from English. 5 Wrap Up.