sip
“sip” means “yep” in Spanish (informal affirmation).
yep
Also: yup, yeah
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—¿Vienes a la fiesta? —Sip, ahí nos vemos.
A1—Are you coming to the party? —Yep, see you there.
Sip, ya terminé todos mis pendientes.
A2Yep, I already finished all my tasks.
Sip, creo que tienes mucha razón en lo que dices.
B1Yeah, I think you're totally right about what you're saying.
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Quick Quiz: sip
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When is it appropriate to use the word 'sip'?
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A modern slang variation of the Spanish word 'sí' (yes), influenced by the English word 'yep'.
First recorded: Late 20th century (with the rise of casual digital communication).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'sip' a real Spanish word?
It is a real slang word used by native speakers, but you won't find it in a traditional dictionary like the RAE. It's strictly for informal, spoken, or digital language.
Can I use 'sip' in any country?
Yes! While slang often varies by country, 'sip' is a universal internet-age term understood by young people throughout Latin America and Spain.
What is the difference between 'sip' and 'sipi'?
'Sip' is just informal, while 'sipi' is even more informal and often sounds 'cute' or very playful. Use 'sipi' if you are being extra friendly.