"yes, of course!"
Literally "but yes"
the translation for "but yes " in french is "mais oui"
This isn't a complete sentence, but what you wrote translates to "...'who' but it's okay".
Do you mean "mais oui"? It sounds like meh-WEE, so I'm just guessing that's what you heard... "Mais oui" means "yes, of course." Literally, "but yes" - as in, an emphasized affirmative or consent.
this is my very poor attempt at explaining. Moi = MWAW AUSSI = O-SEE
'Oui' Actually in french, we don't say "yes you do" like english do. We just say "yes" which is "oui". But if you do want to keep the emphasis or insistance create by the "you do" part, you would say: "Oh oui"
It means "but yes my dear" in French.
mais,oui ( pronounced: may-we) mais oui, bien sûr
the translation for "but yes " in french is "mais oui"
It simply means "yes" but with more emphasis. You might translate it as "well, yeah!" or "but of course!" or just "YES!" (the word "mais" literally means "but", but that is irrelevant here)
Mais oui, Jerri.
"oui je sais, mais t'aimes bien nan" translates as "yes I know, but you do like that, innit?" in French.
Mais oui, mon ami.
This isn't a complete sentence, but what you wrote translates to "...'who' but it's okay".
The French phrase mais oui means something like "but of course!" or, literally, "but yes".
It means "Yes, but I prefer to play hockey"
Oui mais... non was created on 2010-10-11.
Do you mean "mais oui"? It sounds like meh-WEE, so I'm just guessing that's what you heard... "Mais oui" means "yes, of course." Literally, "but yes" - as in, an emphasized affirmative or consent.