Is there any difference between "yup" and "yep"?:-)
I find that my foreign friends often use "yep" and "yup" instead of "yes".
I'm wondering whether there is any difference between them.
Thanks in advance^ ^
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Answers · 7
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All have the same meaning.
Yup and yep are more informal than yes, so definitely use yes in more business like settings or conversations.
Yup and yep are more slang/friendly. I rarely see yep used other than people who are very happy.
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This is casual speech - yup and yep have the same "register".
If you're ever in doubt about which expression to use, just use "yes". You can't go wrong with standard English.
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Nope, no difference.
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