One of the first things you should learn when starting a new language is how to say yes and no. They’re two simple words that you’re going to need to use quite a bit. It may seem like a simple thing, but learning these phrases across as many languages as possible is probably a pretty good idea. You never know when you’ll run into a situation where one of these simple terms can help a great deal — where you’ll want to say yes in Spanish to an opportunity that comes your way or to say no in German to those you can’t manage.
We should mention there’s more than one way to say yes and no in each language. You could say yes in French in a few different ways, for example: oui, bien sûr, d’accord and so on. Or, even closer to home, you can look at just a few of the many options in English.
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That said, we’re starting you off with a guide to the simplest ways to say “yes” and “no” in 18 different languages, with recordings to introduce you to the pronunciation for each.