Question

A1  yes  evet, tabii

Accepted Answer

exclamation  /jes   / exclamation yes (exclamation)
 /jes   /
exclamation
 
 1 used
to give a positive answer to a question, for saying that sth is true or correct
or for saying that you want sth
evet, tabii
 ‘Are you having a good time?’ ‘Yes, thank
you.’
 ‘You're married, aren't you?’ ‘Yes, I am.’
 ‘May I sit here?’ ‘Yes, of course.’
 ‘More coffee?’ ‘Yes, please.’
OPPOSITE NO1
 2 used
when saying that a negative statement that sb has made is not true
tabii
ki, pekâla
 ‘You don't care about anyone but yourself.’
‘Yes I do.’
OPPOSITE NO1
 3 used
for showing you have heard sb or will do what they ask
buyurun, efendim
 ‘Waiter!’ ‘Yes, madam.’

Level	A1
Kind	exclamation
Front	yes
IPA	/jes / exclamation
Back	evet, tabii
Back 2	yes (exclamation) /jes / exclamation 1 used to give a positive answer to a question, for saying that sth is true or correct or for saying that you want sth evet, tabii ‘Are you having a good time?’ ‘Yes, thank you.’ ‘You're married, aren't you?’ ‘Yes, I am.’ ‘May I sit here?’ ‘Yes, of course.’ ‘More coffee?’ ‘Yes, please.’ *OPPOSITE* NO1 2 used when saying that a negative statement that sb has made is not true tabii ki, pekâla ‘You don't care about anyone but yourself.’ ‘Yes I do.’ *OPPOSITE* NO1 3 used for showing you have heard sb or will do what they ask buyurun, efendim ‘Waiter!’ ‘Yes, madam.’

Exclamation Tabii I /Jes Evet Sth True Opposite

yes (exclamation)