How to Say ‘Yep.’ in Traditional Chinese
對啊。
duì a
[dway ah]
💬 Usage Tip: 對 (duì) literally means "correct". Adding 啊 makes the agreement sound relaxed and friendly rather than flat.
Phrase Breakdown
對
duì
[dway]
correct; right; yes
Used to agree with someone or say something is correct.
你說得對，我忘了帶鑰匙。
You're right, I forgot to bring my keys.
啊
a
[ah]
ah; sentence particle
Used at the end of a sentence to make the tone sound friendly, responsive, or enthusiastic.
一起去吃飯啊！
Let's go eat together!
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