How do you say yes you did in spanish?

Answer 1

The expression "Sí se puede" was used by César Chavez as a slogan for the migrant farmers workers when he was trying to unionize them. In a simple conversation (encouraging someone to try something) you'd probably say "sí, tú puedes."

Answer 2

Depends on WHAT ' you did', because 'did' in this case is an auxiliary verb and needs a main verb in Spanish, which doesn't use 'do/does/did' as an auxiliary.

Basically the person saying 'Yes, you did' is contradicting the previous speaker, so you could say 'Al contrario' ('On the contrary') as a general cover, perhaps.

Example: 'A: I didn't go to the theatre yesterday'. B: 'Yes, you did!'

In Spanish: A: 'No fui al teatro ayer'. B: 'Si, fuiste!'

But because the main verb could be others besides 'go', it would have to change each time in Spanish. 'Al contrario' avoids this necessity:

A: 'No fui al teatro ayer' B: 'Al contrario'

Answer 3

the spanish word for yes is si pronounced like the letter c .

Answer 4

'Si, por favor!' (Pronounced 'SEE, porr fahVORR')

Answer 5

You would say "Si yo hacer".