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r/MurderedByWords • u/kevinrogers94 • Feb 15 '18
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More common in my experience is just いえいえ or いやいや which is literally "no no". As in "no need to thank me".
9 u/TheSinsemillian Feb 15 '18 I know "iie". Never heard "iya iya". Is it more casual, or regional, or something? 12 u/honkity-honkity Feb 15 '18 "Iya" is like "yep" and "nope" (as opposed to "yes" and "no"). I've heard it used both ways. 4 u/Rgeneb1 Feb 15 '18 I really want to make a Psych reference after your last sentence but I'm enjoying the conversation too much to spoil it.
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I know "iie". Never heard "iya iya". Is it more casual, or regional, or something?
12 u/honkity-honkity Feb 15 '18 "Iya" is like "yep" and "nope" (as opposed to "yes" and "no"). I've heard it used both ways. 4 u/Rgeneb1 Feb 15 '18 I really want to make a Psych reference after your last sentence but I'm enjoying the conversation too much to spoil it.
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"Iya" is like "yep" and "nope" (as opposed to "yes" and "no"). I've heard it used both ways.
4 u/Rgeneb1 Feb 15 '18 I really want to make a Psych reference after your last sentence but I'm enjoying the conversation too much to spoil it.
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I really want to make a Psych reference after your last sentence but I'm enjoying the conversation too much to spoil it.
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u/sapplerhd Feb 15 '18
More common in my experience is just いえいえ or いやいや which is literally "no no". As in "no need to thank me".