yup in Japanese
yup in Japanese is ああ, うん — yup means an informal way of saying yes.
yup in Japanese
ああ
Pronounced: aa
(informal) Yes.
うん
Pronounced: un
(informal) Yes.
What does "yup" mean?
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interjection An informal way of saying yes.
""Yup, I'll be there at six," she said into the phone."
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noun A casual yes or affirmative answer.
"All I got from him was a mumbled yup before he left the room."
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yup in a sentence
- "Yup, I'll be there at six," she said into the phone.
- Do you want tea? Yup, with a little milk, please.
- All I got from him was a mumbled yup before he left the room.
- When I asked if he was ready, his only answer was a cheerful yup.
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What is "yup" in Japanese?
"yup" in Japanese is ああ, うん. yup means: An informal way of saying yes.
How do you pronounce ああ?
"yup" in Japanese is ああ, pronounced "aa".
How do you use "yup" in a sentence?
Example: ""Yup, I'll be there at six," she said into the phone." In Japanese, "yup" is ああ, うん.
Are there other ways to say "yup" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "yup": ああ, うん.
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