Learn To Say Yes In Austrian German: A Quick Guide

The language spoken in Austria is German, and the word for 'yes' in German is 'ja', pronounced 'ya'. In Austria, you may also hear 'na' used to mean 'no'.

The formal way to say yes in Austrian is 'ja'

The formal way to say 'yes' in Austrian is 'ja'. This is pronounced 'ya'.

Austrian is a dialect of German, so the word for 'yes' is the same in both languages. However, in everyday conversation, you may hear Austrians use other words to mean 'yes', such as 'jup', 'jep' and 'jop'.

'Jup', 'jep' and 'jop' are slang ways to say 'ja'

The language spoken in Austria is German, so 'yes' in Austrian is 'ja' (pronounced 'ya'). There are also slang ways to say 'ja', such as 'jup', 'jep' and 'jop'.

'Na' means 'no' in Austrian

The language spoken in Austria is German. "Yes" in German is "ja" (pronounced "ya"). However, in Austrian German, you'll commonly hear "na" for "no" in everyday conversations.

'Nö' and 'ne(eeee)' are also used to mean 'no'

The language spoken in Austria is German, so 'yes' in Austrian is 'ja' (pronounced 'ya').

'Ne' means 'yes' in Korean

The language spoken in Austria is German, so 'yes' in Austrian is 'ja' (pronounced 'ya').

In Korean, 'ne' is the most common and standard way to say 'yes'. It can also mean 'I agree', 'I see', 'yay', 'I understand', 'that's right', or be used as a conversation filler. 'Ne' can also be used to mean 'what did you say?', 'pardon me?' or 'sorry, I didn't hear you'. 'Ye' (예) is synonymous with 'ne' and can be used interchangeably, although it sounds more polite. In casual situations, you can say 'eung' or 'ung' instead.

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