關於Yea的意思和用法的提問

A: the writing isn't very clear or understandable/그 글은 명확하거나 이해할 수 없다.

A: It means that it has been a long time.

A: The difference between yea and yeah that yeah is more energetic for example: oh.. Yeah! Baby! And then the yea is like a slang for yeah for example: yea mate! I like it.

A: Yeah and Yea are the complete same things. When you use both, your agreeing with something or somebody. Except, when your writing, never use “Yea.” Then you’ll look like you can’t spell, and it’s embarrassing. “Yeah” is the proper way of using it, and it’s the correct spelling. “Yea” is the lazier version and it’s okay to do through text.

Hopefully none of your friends have a pet peeve/ (something that bothers you) for incorrect spelling!

A: No difference. They are both informal forms of Yes.

A: They mean the same it just depends on personal preference.(Yeah is the technically correct way)

A: Yeah

or sometimes

Yep

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A:
yes

A: Yea and can't give that info lol

A: × She told me that there is a place where people go for hiking, and can wine taste and bob fire in New York.
✓ She told me that there is a place where people go hiking, and can taste wine and bob fire in New York.

× I never been to night hike that sounds fun: Does this sound natural?
✓ I have never been to a night hike; that sounds fun: Does this sound natural?

I am not sure what you mean by 'bob fire' so I couldn't correct that.

A: Yea, we should stay home after the declaration from our government. People in Japan are almost [all] wearing masks. I hope the spread of the virus [will start] decreasing [by] next month, May.

I’m really looking forward to seeing you next time you come to Japan. We should definitely eat Sushi [then]! :)

A: There isn't a great way to say this with your original wording.

I would say, "Don't pick your tomatoes before they're ripe". That's a popular Southern American euphemism that means "Don't do something too early. Give it time to mature".

A: @Serena_Dean@charlesalbey thank you so much ☺️😄😄

A: I spell it "yeah", but it's the same