Yes And No In Different Languages

For each language, try to guess how to say the words "yes" and "no".

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Last updated: July 11, 2020

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First submitted	July 3, 2020
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Yes
English	Yes
German	Ja
Swedish	Ja
Dutch	Ja
Danish	Ja
Irish	Sea
Italian	Sì
Spanish	Sí
Portuguese	Sim
French	Oui
Polish	Tak
Russian	Da
Greek	Naí
Hindi	Haan
Bengali	Hā
Turkish	Evet
Arabic	Nem
Chinese	Shì
Thai	Chı̀
Vietnamese	Đúng
Japanese	Hai
Korean	Ye

No
English	No
German	Nein
Swedish	Nej
Dutch	Nee
Danish	Nej
Irish	Níl
Italian	No
Spanish	No
Portuguese	Não
French	Non
Polish	Nie
Russian	Net
Greek	Óchi
Hindi	Nahin
Bengali	Nā
Turkish	Hayır
Arabic	La
Chinese	Bù
Thai	Mị̀
Vietnamese	Không
Japanese	Īe
Korean	Ani

Level 68

Jul 3, 2020

I'm guessing you used Google translate or something similar for these translations, which is not ideal. As far as I know, "Bangou" in Japanese means number, "no" is "iie" (いいえ). Also I don't remember much Latin from high school, but "etiam" and "nihil" mean "also" and "nothing" respectively. The Romans preferred repeating the question with an affermative or negative declination, so clear direct translations for "yes" and "no" are hard to find.

Level 56

Jul 3, 2020

Thank you for your feedback. I fixed the Japanese mistake. How could i fix the Latin mistake?

Level 68

Jul 3, 2020

I've looked it up on my old paper dictionary and possible translations would be "ita" for yes and "mĭnĭmē" for no, but these translations would also be quite makeshift, as those words have other meanings that come up way more frequently. Frankly I would just get rid of Latin and replace it with another language

Level 56

Jul 3, 2020

I have replaced Latin with Irish.

Level 49

Jul 3, 2020

Danish translation is definitly wrong. It now says ingen (no-one) and shuld be nej

Level 56

Jul 3, 2020

Fixed

Level 75

Jul 3, 2020

I'm the 7th person to take this quiz and it seems like everyone got exactly the same answers

Level 56

Jul 3, 2020

Its because i fixed some errors and reset the quiz

Level 60

Jul 3, 2020

Being a native Bengali living in bengal, I'm 1000000% sure that we don't say that whatever you have written for yes. We say হ্যাঁ which is pronounced as hā

Level 56

Jul 3, 2020

Fixed

Level 67

Jul 4, 2020

Méiyǒu in Chinese means "without"/"have not". No in Chinese should be Bù

Level 56

Jul 4, 2020

Fixed

Level 51

Jul 11, 2020

Accept Nahi for nahin?