i tak, i nie
/i‿ˈtak |i‿ɲɛ/
LEHÇE → TR
Tanım
•yes and no (indicating there is no simple “yes” or “no” answer)
Diğer Dillerde
Almancaja und nein, jein /jaɪ̯n/
yes and no, yes but also no; kinda
çekim: çoğul Jeins · tamlayan Jeins
eş: ja, und, nein
köken: Blend of ja + nein.
Gibt es einen Gott? – Ja. Ist er tot? – Jein.
Fransızcaoui et non
İspanyolcasí y no /ˌsi i ˈno/
yes and no (when answering a yes-no question, implies that the answer is relative and may be both yes and no) · Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see sí, y, no.
Rusçaи да и нет /i ˈda i ˈnʲet/
yes and no (indicating there is no simple "yes" or "no" answer)
Тебе́ нра́вится в но́вом до́ме? - И да и нет. Тру́дно сказа́ть.
Arapçaبَلَى وَنَعْم, نَعْم وَلَا
Felemenkçeja en nee
Portekizcesim e não
yes and no (when answering a yes-no question, implies that the answer is relative and may be both yes and no) · Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see sim, e, não.
Japoncaそうとも言えるし、そうでないとも言える
Korece그렇기도 하고 아니기도 하고, 네니요
İsveççebåde ja och nej, nja /njɑː/
Used to give a hesitant or uncertain answer or (dis)agreement; neither yes nor no; both yes and no; "well …", leaning slightly towards the negative.
köken: Blend of nej (“no”), and ja (“yes”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk nja and German jein.
–Är du helt säker? –Nja... Inte helt. Men vi försöker i alla fall.
Fincekyllä ja ei
Macarcaigen is meg nem is, igen is, nem is, is-is
Galiçyacasi e non
Esperantojes kaj ne
cmn既肯定又否定
fyja en nee
Etimoloji
Literally, “yes and no”.