So many ways to SAY YES in English!

I will teach you 26 ways to say “YES” in English! Not all ways of saying “yes” are equally strong in English. In fact, sometimes, when we say yes, we really mean no! How confusing! Due to the constraints of politeness, we are often forced to agree to something we disagree with. In this lesson, I will teach you all the different ways of saying yes in English. You will learn how to tell the difference between a strong and certain “yes”, a neutral “yes”, and even a reluctant, passive aggressive “yes”. You should always say what you mean and mean what you say, but when that is impossible, try some of these different ways of agreeing even when you disagree! Test your new skills with the quiz at www.engvid.com/so-many-ways-t...
Make sure you also watch my video on how to SAY NO in English: • 25 ways to SAY NO stro...

[@marin4311]

I enjoy your lessons because you manage to tell us what's behind the words. You're a smart and sensitive person. Thank you.

[@hugonava8990]

Hi Jade, I´ve heard that in wartime communication, "Roger" came to represent "R" when spelling out a word. "R" is the first letter in "received", used to acknowledge understanding a message. This spread to civilian usage as "ROGER" replaced "received" in spoken usage in air traffic radio. Thanks for your class, excellent.

[@SheldonKuper01]

This video really useful like others from Jade and EngVid teachers. The information that I've got from this video helping me not to answer only "Yes" to somebody's questions. It's fabulous

[@PureASM-ShellCoder]

Great lesson, thank you so much !!

[@fernandobautista3200]

Gracias por la lección!

[@petermeszaros5583]

I like that you kept the eye contact thingy throughout the years, it's really nice, gives a nice touch of care to the things you are telling. You are amazing, keep it up!!

[@stefaniechong9640]

Brilliant lesson, Jade. I have been watching this lesson for more than five times just to understand the whole context and digesting it gradually. 👍💖

[@chrissargeofficial9609]

You are the best Teacher. I love the way you speak slowly and Pretty awesome articulation of rules to use most of the time. Thanks for your Video very helpful!

[@faycalzhd3110]

Thank you for the lessons

[@ratnarayamajhi7719]

She has a sweet voice. her style for speaking and technique for teaching is very attractive as well. I clearly understood her speech because she taught in a slow way.

[@rogeliocruz2239]

Como siempre es un gusto aprender de ti 😍

[@fabiolahernandez1114]

I like your lessons.

[@pliniolimajunior5185]

Great lesson. Thank you, Jade

[@marziatoo]

Complimenti per le lezioni. I have been studying English for some time now- I find your approach clear, professional and definitely useful. Brava.

[@attikur_rahman]

Great lesson.

[@peterdoe2617]

Thanks alot! The reason, I'm here for: to improove my english! German, with strong bonds to the english-spoken world. 2 more ideas for a "yes" from my side would be: "I'm okay with that" or, more enthusiastic: "I'm totally okay with that". Or is that just me? About the party and the beer: there is this wonderful story about prof. Nigel Kennedy, wanting to get into a concert hall. To play. But the doorman didn't know him: "You're a punk. Why do you want go get in here?" "I'm the violinist. It's my show!" He wasn't let in. (At least: it took some further effort.) Maybe someone else knows more details? I'd really love to know! Greetings from the far north of Germany!

[@tothebluedistance]

Nice video! Thank you!!!

[@richard7957]

Thanks Jade you have used a very interesting and technical way to explain the lesson,i could get inmersed in the story you used to explain the ways to say YES,I have learned a lot from this lesson....., everything understood.....thanks a million .

[@c.antonio7078]

Hi! Jade. Thanks for your video from Alicante (Spain). I love the way you teach. This is the first video of you I see, and I have enjoyed and learned a lot. Sorry if I have made any grammatical mistake, because I'm a beginer English student. Take care. Bye.

[@lucielewis6438]

Thanks a lot! Happy seeing you!

[@fernandomilicich8160]

Excelente teacher Jade, I see You on KZbin for a couple years, and I love your south london accent. Greetings from Argentina.

[@letsdoittogether1940]

Love your accent ,it is so original

[@ohmnamashivaya3566]

Your videos are excellent! Thanks

[@ChiMasterMedia]

Absolutely 👌♥️

[@aligbeer]

Fabulous video thanks 🙏 coach

[@dhbimd1355]

I've been following you since 2016 and got improved my skills a lot thank to ya thank u so much from morocco u'r my favorate

[@user-qp2sg6yv3o]

Thanks Mrs Jade ..I very enjoyed with your lesson...love you from Iraq.

[@jimmymars1249]

Dear Jade:You're blessed for your useful english classes.Dreaming of having you together to get into the amusement park similar to six flags at texas and play those skyscrappers swinging up and down in england.

[@Justice-rc1rd]

Great Video and Thank you!! -Sarah 🍀

[@keanuariass5958]

hi. thanks for the lesson. I love ur uk accent. have a good one

[@ibrahimabah2628]

Thanks a lot jade.

[@esmee6813]

Everyday first thing to do, check your video. Amazing

[@kostyashoomsky4201]

Wow! This video is splendid! Really really like it! Thanks!

[@rainman7375]

شكررا Thanks so much

[@tonyboost4629]

wonderful lessons

[@mgroosaltohame]

Thank you my teacher

[@webernorbertgermany]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@Agev_Cris]

jajaja nice story in the passive-aggressive part. Learning and laughing at the same time, even if I've had a bad day. Thank you teacher!

[@brendamartinez6955]

thank you very much

[@aparecidoferreiravais321]

Hi Jade you're amazing teacher I missing you l learn a lot from you Thanks a lot for your support Have a great weekend my beautiful teacher 😉🇧🇷

[@silviomp]

Lots of yeses! YEAH!! Obrigado. 🇧🇷

[@Hussain_Eidani]

Thank you very much ma'am 🌺

[@MrEdenBezerra]

Excelente aula-dica, professora

[@monicaflor4144]

Eden...write in English!! She doesn't speak Portuguese...🙄😏

[@MrEdenBezerra]

@@monicaflor4144Ok. Next time, I'll try

[@fearlesssuccess1527]

Zade, your amazing!

[@dante3z]

Duh always means yes in Russian 😎

[@mariusciprian7880]

You are great!

[@yapoomkt]

Greating Jade. Thank you for explanations. You're are nice and just a little weird but I love it

[@Cilicianghost]

good teacher and actress !!

[@haikuotiankongshengj]

i feel the examples in the video is true case you have experienced, especially the one you were drove by security guard.

[@georgeferguson9949]

Have enjoyed watching the video, Jade!))

[@MishellJepchumba-ot1et]

❤❤Wow good job mummy 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@vincorso833]

Needing the following yes to be available for you.

[@sharadhakushawaha567]

Superb

[@vincentmasanja789]

I liked this word,"I'll see what I can do"

[@haikuotiankongshengj]

i like you teacher .

[@user-NeueFeuerLicht]

Thank

[@you-know-who9023]

Roger is still used when communicating with handheld radios as in security police or military situations in the north Atlantic archipelago.and internationally👍😃

[@sdstreiker]

Affirmative

[@user-hm7wd8mb8q]

Thanks beauty

[@vios4069]

Very interesting funny situations, I enjoyed the video.

[@atularjya9212]

Ale

[@engineertakeyaldeenal-haj6761]

Thank you from the heart. You are beautiful, your voice is beautiful, and your style is wonderful. But please, we only want to learn British. Americans did not speak English until a while ago. As for you, it is your native language.

[@STOFLI]

Jane, you definitely have a problem with beer. Cheers 🍻

[@gkemalb2704]

thanks. l see what l can it .

[@SheldonKuper01]

7:13 here and further my favourite part of the video

[@nouzanam]

Is 7:03 onwards "based on a true story"? It sure looks like it! Ughhhhh That bar tender!

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Can someone help me figure out where Live Abuse Free's accent is from? I think she said south England but I'm not sure. Thanks.

[@sdstreiker]

Hell ya!

[@IlyaskhanMuqbal]

Uh huh 😊- we also use this in Pashto language 😊😊...

[@rahulshrivastava4268]

Teacher you are so beautiful I like your accent very much when I hear you I feel very happy

[@sdstreiker]

A-firm!

[@rooooooby]

In American English, "by all means" is usually a weird response to "can I take the chair?". Its a situationally appropriate response. How many ways is there and how much resource do you need for the menial task of taking a chair? It makes more sense as a response to "should we execute the business deal?" or "should I go the party?".

[@yehtetaung5764]

11:03 I laughed more than I should have, her acting is really good. What an amazing video.

[@alicjagreen840]

Ohhhh... I missed you.... ❤

[@Mundane05]

My favorite way is to not say anything yet still do the thing because who else is gonna.

[@priankaprian7306]

Mundane05 মাথার

[@priankaprian7306]

Mundane05

[@rakyatkehidupan9049]

Pertamax

[@Ls-jm2bd]

Thanks for the effort. Btw. I guess u forgot to mention the most obvious YES! of it all.. which is simply saying (OK!).

[@eminshirinov8686]

L s ok probably doesn't mean yes. Ok means it's not bad and it's not good at the same time

[@Ls-jm2bd]

Not necessarily, no. Neither most of the words/phrases she mentioned on the board. A neutral yes if u may. It could go either way.

[@indianproduction1637]

You get good accent my dear

[@brd8764]

26 manners to display.

[@anitahidayah2138]

This video is so helpful. Luv you sissy 😘 Anyway, that "well, duh!" was quite rude, so I won't use it. 🙈😁

[@christophersellwood7483]

Anita Hidayah ‘well duh’ is very rude, don’t use it lol only use it with close friends who understand your jokes/jibes not general public or people who you just met oh god no

[@sisiliasisilia4095]

Indonesian, ain't you ? So am I ? It's just chufeed to see indonesians here

[@vrrr3281]

❤️

[@Franciscoluche]

Teacher Jade, I’d like your autograph please! 😂👍 Hi from Vietnam 🤗🇻🇳

[@KingFisheR00011]

I'd rather like to have some beers with her. Shall I open a bar somewhere near Kings-Cross? 😂😂😂

[@you-know-who9023]

In my experience English people tend to be more direct when saying yes or no then Irish people when speaking English while the Germans are most direct when speaking English 👍😃

[@sonubundela935]

nice mam

[@arckocsog253]

Do you make your videos at a youtube studio?

[@nicholashernandez2956]

It's you!

[@viktormartynuk895]

You are so pretty!🍏🍏🍏👍

[@maryphoenix5414]

Let's play it by ear does NOT mean no in Australia it means that you are going decide what you are going to do later. Example "What time should I pick my children up" "Let's play it by ear" (I'll tell you later when they want to be picked up)

[@christophersellwood7483]

blood phoenix541 yeah it doesn’t mean no in England as well, your explanation perfectly explains how you would use it. I have never said it to mean no. I only say it to mean that I am unsure right now but we’ll figure it out as we go along or later. I am confused by what she means...

[@KingFisheR00011]

8:57,haha, what a bummer! That story tells us that everyone should be polite to everyone, even Jade! 😂😂😂 Had she been more polite that morrow, one of her biggest fans might have gotten her that VIP wristband, right? 😝😝😝

[@vincorso833]

I feel for you think of the following yes.

[@tutututu81]

After the autographs you go to the KZbin studios to drink champagne

[@vincorso833]

I will remember you to say yes

[@find_the_star855]

no! (someone had to do it)

[@desishabong6062]

Ok

[@necdetcivkin5968]

I would like to learn English with you via Skype, do you also offer English classes via Skype? Kind regards, Necdet

[@RimboBlanggang]

Hallo i really like you

[@hassanomar9050]

Plss

[@stratman9449]

should do one called " when women say yes....".....or when they say nor.....and what it "really" means......

[@nicholashernandez2956]

Bye!

[@icamefromnowhere]

Poor Jade. What a bad couple of days it was.

[@MusicTutorJay]

When someone ask "how are you?" How sud I answer "not fu*ing good" in a polite way 😒😑