Archie the moff

If you take it apart, then literally it will be:

"да" - yes

"нет" - no

"наверное" - probably

"Yes no probably "

Yes, now it sounds like a person is just listing parts of speech unrelated to each other.

But in fact, this phrase means "not an unequivocal refusal," that is, a person cannot say for sure, so he uses "probably not."

Then what does "yes" have to do with it? It doesn't really have anything to do with it. In some words, "yes" works like a particle, if you remove it from the sentence, nothing will change.

It's just that "yes" works like the salt in the word and slightly enhances the effect of what is said. And also they are very convenient to use together.

With Tumblr starting to roll out age verification, it feels like a good time to bring this up.

I went to my app store and turned off automatic updates back when the staff tried to roll out their reblogs bullshit last month or whenever that was. The age verification is only in the UK and Brazil for now, but it'll probably spread.

the town of sandwich is gorgeous..

With Tumblr starting to roll out age verification, it feels like a good time to bring this up.

I went to my app store and turned off automatic updates back when the staff tried to roll out their reblogs bullshit last month or whenever that was. The age verification is only in the UK and Brazil for now, but it'll probably spread.