Yes,please
This is a polite way of letting your teacher know that you are ready to proceed to the next exercise.
Absolutely and Definitely are two words used to show certainty and confirm that you are prepared for the next exercise.
For example:
"Shall we proceed to the next exercise?"
Definitely! or "Absolutely!"
Yes,please
はい、お願いします。
これは、自分が次のエクササイズに進む準備ができていることを先生に伝える丁寧な表現です。
Absolutely とDefinitelyは、確実に、次のエクササイズに進む準備ができていることを確認するフレーズです。
例:
"Shall we proceed to the next exercise?"
次のエクササイズに進みましょうか。
Definitely! もしくは "Absolutely!"
そうしましょう!
Being courteous (showing good manners) to people is always a good thing. So, in this case, you have shown extreme politeness by using the adverb 'please', in agreement with your teacher.
So, you may say:
Yes, please let's move on to the next exercise.
In the second statement, you have used the verb to 'proceed', which has several meanings, but, in this context, it means 'to go on to the next stage'. You have also used the modal verb 'may' which has several meanings, but, in this context, it is a polite indication of permission. In this case you are politely giving permission to the teacher to move on to the next exercise.
So, you may say:
Yes, we may proceed to the next exercise.
人に礼儀正しくすることはいいことです。この場合、pleaseを使うことで、先生に礼儀正しさを表します。
Yes, please let's move on to the next exercise.
はい、次のエクササイズに進んでください。
二つ目の例は、動詞 'proceed'が使われており、これもいくつか意味があるのですが、この場合、次に進むという意味です。助動詞 'may'もいくつか意味がありますがこの場合、丁寧に許可することを表します。先生に丁寧に、次のエクササイズに進んでもいいということを伝えます。
Yes, we may proceed to the next exercise.
はい、次のエクササイズに進んでもいいです。
▪ Yep, lets move on.
This is a direct way of saying that it is okay to move on.
▪ Indeed.
This is confirming something that has been suggested.
Eg. The teacher said "shall we move on to the next..." and you confirm yes by saying "indeed".
▪ Sure thing.
This is saying yes with certainty.
▪ Yep, lets move on.
これは次に進んでもいいことを直接伝える表現です。
▪ Indeed.
これは提案されたことを確認する表現です。
例えば、先生が"shall we move on to the next..."(次の…に進みましょうか?)と言った場合、"indeed"と言うことで「はい」と言うことできます。
▪ Sure thing.
これは確証をもって「はい」と言っています。
*Yes, please.
This is a polite way of responding.
For example:
Teacher:"Shall we move on to the next exercise?"
You:"Yes, please."
*Definitely.
This is a way to respond and it means you are 100% sure that is what you want.
For example:
Teacher:"Shall we move on to the next exercise?"
You: "Definitely"
*Yes, please.
これは丁寧な返答です。
【例文】
先生:"Shall we move on to the next exercise?"(次のエクササイズに移りましょうか?)
あなた:"Yes, please."(はい、お願いします)
*Definitely.
これは100%確実にそうしたいことを意味する返答です。
【例文】
先生:"Shall we move on to the next exercise?"(次のエクササイズに移りましょうか?)
あなた: "Definitely"(はい、ぜひ)
Response 1 is a great alternative to 'Yes.' It also seems that you are enthusiastic and totally 'on side' with whatever the suggestion or question may be.
Response 2 agrees with the suggestion.
It is neither enthusiastic nor begrudging so body language and intonation becomes more important here.
Response 3, in itself is enthusiastic, however intonation is important. This response could be used when someone agrees to something because they feel they cannot say no.
Wife: "Shall we go round to my parents this evening to look at their holiday photos?"
Husband: "Let's go for it!"
回答1は、 'Yes.'の代わりになるいい表現です。またあなたがそれに対してやる気があることを表します。
回答2は、その提案に賛成するという意味です。やる気があるようにも、嫌々にもとられるので、ボディーランゲージやイントネーションが大事です。
回答3そのものは、やる気のある表現ですが、イントネーションが大事です。noと言えないので、賛成するときにも使うので注意が必要です。
Wife: "Shall we go round to my parents this evening to look at their holiday photos?"
妻:私の両親の休暇の写真を見に、夕方いきましょうか。
Husband: "Let's go for it!"
夫:うんそうしよう!
These two words are casual. It's a nice and friendly way to show you are ready and happy to move on. You can switch from yeah, yep, sure, okay, alright, etc. Or even using sounds like uh huh will suffice.
The phrase "let's go" is good because it talks about both of you moving forward to the next exercise. The "yes" at the beginning confirms that you would like to continue. I hope that this helps. :)