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AbouBenAdhem 30 points a year ago

“ostensibly”

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asudox 20 points a year ago

My prof usually says "jain", which is "ja" and "nein" merged.

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prex 19 points a year ago

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KokusnussRitter 16 points a year ago

suuure, with this exact amount of "u"s

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sopularity_fax 8 points a year ago

3 seems to be the golden rule for that kinda thing

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NoRamyunForYou 12 points a year ago

Yeahnah

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yermaw 9 points a year ago

Sorta?

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MisterNeon 9 points a year ago

"maybe"

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Rhynoplaz 4 points a year ago

Maybe is more, "I don't know, but it is possible"

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Beacon 3 points a year ago

I think op is taking about a situation where a statement/question is partially true, but also partially untrue. Like "Do some things fall faster than other things because they're heavier?" The answer is "kinda but not really".

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spankmonkey 4 points a year ago

"In an atmosphere" is the proper response to that question because it isn't kinda true, it is entirely context dependent.

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slazer2au 2 points a year ago

maybe

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roofuskit 8 points a year ago

In the US it's common to say "Yeah no".

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Cracks_InTheWalls 4 points a year ago

It's common to say it in Canada too, but it can either mean no, yes, or simply be a placeholder phrase.

It's the Schrödinger's Cat of utterances - you don't know which it is until the sentence is finished/you elucidate from the broader conversational context.

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billbasher 3 points a year ago

Also “No yeah”. The second one applies!

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VindictiveJudge 7 points a year ago

Kinda

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neidu3 6 points a year ago

Nja in Norwegian. Nei + Ja.

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Kolanaki 6 points a year ago

Ní in spanish.

Jein in German.

Nór in Faroese.

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Blan 5 points a year ago

I think a fitting substitute would be Jein/Jain, coming from combining Ja(Yes) with Nein(No). Although I feel it doesn't perfectly match the 'but' part, It feels close enough that it's the only thing I could think of.

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Multiplexer 4 points a year ago

When sticking to German I would rather suggest a slightly bored mumbeld "Jooaa..."

Jein is different.

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morphballganon 5 points a year ago

"Let's circle back to this"

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Tiger666 5 points a year ago

Perhaps

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dumbass 5 points a year ago

Yeahnah.

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langweiligeflunder 5 points a year ago

"Doch" is more like a logical "not" (¬).

Example:

Alice: "Bob, you don't like apples. Bob: "Doch" (Bob likes apples)

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clay_pidgin 1 point a year ago

I've always thought of doch as an affirmative where a negative was expected.

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meekah 4 points a year ago

I don't think its about the expectation of a negative, but rather it specifically disagrees with a previous negative, saying it is in fact positive. Doesn't work with disagreement in general, only when the challenged statement was negative.

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clay_pidgin 1 point a year ago

That's clearer, I agree.

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mgenehoffman 4 points a year ago

Ahhh yeah naww

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Rhynoplaz 4 points a year ago

Sort of.

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Crackhappy 4 points a year ago

Perhaps

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altphoto 4 points a year ago

Would "fuck you!" Fill in the void? I have a feeling that yes, Indeed it would.

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stringere 2 points a year ago

Fuck you

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altphoto 1 point a year ago

Confirmed! LOL!

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stringere 2 points a year ago

I do think it depends heavily on inflection.

It's got to have that friendly familiar drawn out "fuuuuuuck you" that connotes "yes, you're right", "I disagree", and "fuck you" simultaneously.

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altphoto 1 point a year ago

Well stated. Master Carlin would be proud of us.

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GreenKnight23 3 points a year ago

maybe....just maybe.

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TriflingToad 2 points a year ago

are you gonna answer the question?

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GreenKnight23 2 points a year ago

maybe.

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WindyRebel 1 point a year ago

This always means no from my experience.

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frezik 3 points a year ago

Yaabernicht

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zout 3 points a year ago

Mal sehen

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TriflingToad 3 points a year ago

perhaps

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Adderbox76 3 points a year ago

"fine...whatever."

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Quilotoa 3 points a year ago

Yeah, right.

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sem 3 points a year ago

"Could do."

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toynbee 2 points a year ago path: 0 19069247, hotness: undefined, score: 2, children: 0
Treczoks 2 points a year ago

German: Jein.

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Gamerman153 2 points a year ago

Sure

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