Looking at the definitions given for yeah, yeh, yep, or yup, all those words are defined as exclamation & noun nonstandard spelling of yes, representing informal pronunciation. Looking …

2017年6月10日 · The OED says yep developed as a colloquial alternative to yes in the late 19th century in the US. Used as an adverb and interjection, it is also spelled as yip and yup. Yes …

2019年6月24日 · yep yes US, 1891 A variation of 'yes'; the final plosive stresses the affirmative and give it a semi-interjection or exclamatory sense.Robert Chapman & Barbara Kipfer, …

2016年12月10日 · Yep vs yup: The difference is one of intonation and accent, not any difference in meaning. Originally, the two spellings would have stemmed from regionalisms, "yep" in the …

Voting to close on the grounds any cursory search will reveal that "yup" (like "yep", "yeah", etc.) is slang/informal. Is it meaningful to ask the difference between using a slang word and the …

Yup is more of a schwa sound, while yep sound more like “eh.” I don’t think one is substantially more common over the other, and I can’t really think of a difference between them. However, …

2024年6月30日 · • "Yep" is an American English variant of "yes". • "Yes" is Old English "gise"/"gese" meaning "so be it!"; and • "So be it!" is a "phrase of "so"." Given that "yes" is …

2023年1月26日 · they’re informal and more “exclamatory” than yes and no. the impoliteness and social connotations honestly seems to be quite diverse for it with some treating it as impolite, …

2020年5月18日 · Then Yep was added to many channels so people thought Yep COCK looked funny, and then it was spammed.

Sometimes people create funny words like Yeep by analogy with other onomatopoeic terms, like peep and cheep, which are two words often used to represent the sounds made by baby birds, …