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Old 02-Aug-2007, 15:17
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I have often heard (esp) American people say "yea(h)". Are yes and yea(h) interchangable? Could you illustrate their uses?
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Default Re: yea(h) and yes

Yes- used in formal setting or conversations. You can use it when you are having a serious dialog with a teacher for example.
Yea[h]/ Yah- informal conversations. You can use it when you are talking to a friend.

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Old 02-Aug-2007, 16:45
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Default Re: yea(h) and yes

Yeah, yep, yupper, yes-indeedy, mary joe has it just right. Yeah is simply an informal yes.
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