yeah
YE/jɛ(ə)/UKYE-uh/jɛə/
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- 2Said to show you have heard and understood what someone just told you.
Yeah, I get what you're saying about the budget.
Yeah, okay, that makes sense now.
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- 4Added to the end of a sentence to check that someone agrees, that something is right, or that they are following you.
So you turn left at the lights, yeah?
We're still meeting at noon, yeah?
UsageUsed with a question mark at the end of a statement, just like right?
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Origin
A casual way of saying "yea" or "yes".
Checked 1 Nov 2026 · 1 fact
- “Yeah” originated as a colloquial form of “yea” or “yes”. en.wiktionary.org