aye in Japanese
aye in Japanese is はい, ええ — aye means yes (used especially in voting, formal agreement, or nautical/military commands).
aye in Japanese
はい
Pronounced: hai
Yes; yea; a word expressing assent, or an affirmative answer to a question.
ええ
Pronounced: ee
Yes; yea; a word expressing assent, or an affirmative answer to a question.
What does "aye" mean?
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intj Yes (used especially in voting, formal agreement, or nautical/military commands).
""Aye, I'll help you carry the boxes," the old fisherman said with a smile."
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noun A vote in favor of something.
"The motion passed because there were more ayes than noes in the room."
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aye in a sentence
- "Aye, I'll help you carry the boxes," the old fisherman said with a smile.
- "All in favor?" "Aye!" the committee replied.
- The motion passed because there were more ayes than noes in the room.
- She cast her aye with a quick raise of the hand.
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What is "aye" in Japanese?
"aye" in Japanese is はい, ええ. aye means: Yes (used especially in voting, formal agreement, or nautical/military commands).
How do you pronounce はい?
"aye" in Japanese is はい, pronounced "hai".
How do you use "aye" in a sentence?
Example: ""Aye, I'll help you carry the boxes," the old fisherman said with a smile." In Japanese, "aye" is はい, ええ.
Are there other ways to say "aye" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "aye": はい, ええ.
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