At first glance this should be an easy question, but without any context, it is a little harder. In English, we use the word "do" without any real context - it just floats. Example: "Do you like sports?" reply - "Yes I do". This really has no counterpart in Spanish. The exchange in Spanish would be more like "¿Te gusta deportes?" - answer - "Sí". If you went with a literal word replacement, it would be "Sí, hago", but this would not make sense, and the response would be "Sí haces ¿qué?" or "you do...what?"
This floating "do" can be very confusing to a Spanish speaker, because we use it to form many questions. "Do you", "does it", and the like really don´t translate directly, and you must use an "equivalent" translation to get the meaning across.
"Yes" in spanish is "Si."
In Spanish it is si’
Yes, Ryan Ochoa is bilingual and can speak Spanish.
The Spanish word for YES is sí (with an accent).Without the accent, si is the Spanish word for "if."Si
Yes, Ramos is Spanish.
Yes she is Spanish
Spanish for "yes"
Yes
Yes, oreja means ear in Spanish.
Yes, Ordoñez is a Spanish surname. It is a common surname in Spanish-speaking countries.
Yes, you capitalize Spanish because it is a language and culture.
yes you do