Is there any other ways to say "yes" in spanish besides "sí", like English has "yes, yep, ya, etc."?

Answer 1

well i know claro, por supuesto, definitivo, simon, a huevo, clarines, ya dijiste, orale, ya estuvo, sip, and many more but it depends on what you are saying yes to. maybe if u can be more specific on what u want to say yes to i can sure give you more yes answers in Spanish.

Answer 2

Yes. But these forms depend on where you are. Here in Argentina, we say sometimes words like: "ajá", "así es", "eso es", "correcto"... These are actually synonyms (on the line of "that's right", "that's correct", and so on). Not alterations of "sí". But they do give the language variety.

Answer 3

Not really. However, alot of people speak spanglish, (a mix of spanish and english) We say "uh-huh", "yeah" and "okay". But of course we're just inserting english words into our spanish conversations. I do this mostly if there are no comparable words in spanish. There are slang terms like "simon". But it's not proper spanish.¡buena suerte!

Answer 4

Don't think there is another way to say yes.

Answer 5

In Latin America "¿como no? is often used instead of "yes".

Answer 6

No, negative. Spanish is a language with few nuances, just , yes, no, chinga and 'Hey, lets steal that".

Answer 7

yes they are but they may also mean stuff like sure, ofcourse etc.

claro
porsupuesto
slang would be: simon, sale, sope

Answer 8

claro, simon, sale, orale, and I cannot really remember all those words I heard.

Answer 9

si

simon

orale

a huevo

hahahaha but theyre slang

Answer 10

i guess you can say claro which means sure