sí
yeah
The Spanish equivalent for English word 'yeah' is 'sí'. It is used in a similar context where an agreement or acknowledgment is necessary. However, it may vary in some colloquial settings and different dialects of Spanish.
Example sentences using: sí
Sí, eso es correcto.
Yes, that's correct.
In this context, the speaker is confirming the correctness of a statement or answer.
Sí, estoy de acuerdo contigo.
Yes, I agree with you.
This sentence conveys the speaker's agreement with someone else's opinion or viewpoint.
¿Sí? Eso es interesante.
Yes? That's interesting.
This is a sentence typically used expressing surprise or intrigue about new information.
Sí, lo entiendo.
Yes, I understand.
Used when someone affirms that they comprehend information, instructions, or a message that has been conveyed to them.
Sí, lo haré.
Yes, I will do it.
A person uses this sentence to confirm that they will carry out a task or action.
Sí, puedes contar conmigo.
Yes, you can count on me.
This sentence is used to assure someone that they can rely on you for help or support.
Sí, me gusta el helado.
Yes, I like ice cream.
This sentence is an agreement to a question or statement that was previously stated speaking about ice cream, it is a common way to express liking something in Spanish.
¿Sí? No tenía idea.
Yes? I had no idea.
This sentence shows someone expressing surprise or disbelief upon learning new information.
Sí, deberíamos tener una reunión esta semana.
Yes, we should have a meeting this week.
This sentence is used in a context where the speaker is by affirming a suggestion or request for a meeting.
Sí, es un buen plan.
Yes, it's a good plan.
This sentence is used when expressing agreement with a plan that was proposed.