いいえです
iie desuphrase★Beginner— no, it is not
formal
A polite way to say 'no' in response to a question or statement, often used in formal or polite contexts.
A: このレストランは高いですか? B: いいえです。安いです。
A: Is this restaurant expensive? B: No, it is not. It's cheap.
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This phrase is commonly used in formal or polite conversations to deny or disagree with something in a respectful manner.
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💡Pro Tip
Polite Negation
Use 'いいえです' to politely disagree or deny something in formal or polite contexts.
⚡Gold Rule
Formal vs. Informal
Use 'いいえです' in formal or polite situations, while 'いいえ' alone is more casual.
📖Word Origin
Combination of 'いいえ' (no) and 'です' (polite copula), forming a polite negation in Japanese.
📝Usage Notes
This phrase is used to politely deny or disagree with something. It is more formal than simply saying 'いいえ' alone.
Word Breakdown
いいえ
no
rootです
polite copula (is/am/are)
suffix和英辞典