yeah
The Italian word 'sì' is used similarly to the English word 'yeah' as a casual, often informal, affirmation. It is generally used to respond in the affirmative to questions or agree with a point being made. It's a versatile word and can be used in a variety of situations, from casual conversations with friends to more formal settings.
Yes, my name is Marco.
This is a basic expression used in Italian to affirmatively answer a question. In this case, 'yes,' followed by the phrase 'my name is Marco.'
Yes, I understood.
This phrase is often used to affirm the understanding of a previous statement or information. The word 'sì' here is used to confirm and reassure the speaker that the person fully comprehends the information.
Yes, I want it.
This is an expression used to confirm a desire or preference for something. In this instance, the word 'sì' is used to assert the speaker's wish, followed by 'I want it.'