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How do you say i agree in yiddish?

There are a few ways to say "I agree" in Yiddish, depending on the context and desired level of formality:

Formal:

* איך שטימע צו (ikh shtime tsu): This is the most direct and formal translation, meaning "I agree to".

Informal:

* איך בין איינשטימיג (ikh bin ayn-shtimeg): This means "I am in agreement" and is slightly less formal than "ikh shtime tsu".

* יא, געוויס (ya, gewis): This is a very casual way to say "yes, certainly" and implies agreement.

* יא, קלאר (ya, klar): Similar to "ya, gewis", this means "yes, clear" and conveys agreement.

Other options:

* איך בין מיט דיר (ikh bin mit dir): This means "I'm with you" and implies agreement with a specific person or opinion.

* איך זאָג יא (ikh zog ya): This is a simple "I say yes" and implies agreement.

The best option for you will depend on the specific situation and your level of comfort with Yiddish.

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