Pronunciation: [jˈɛhz] (IPA) 
The word "yeahs" is a plural noun form of "yeah," which is a colloquial expression meaning "yes." The spelling of "yeahs" is derived from the pronunciation of the singular form, which is pronounced as /jɛ/ in IPA phonetic transcription, with a voiced palatal glide /j/ and an open-mid front unrounded vowel /ɛ/. When pluralized, it is spelled as "yeahs," maintaining the same pronunciation but with an added "s" at the end, making it /jɛz/.
Yeahs is the plural form of the noun "yeah," which is an informal term used as a colloquial alternative to "yes." Yeah is primarily employed in spoken English and is derived from the word "yes." It is frequently used to express agreement, consent, or affirmation in an informal or casual conversation. This term often adds a sense of informality and familiarity to verbal communication.
The plural form "yeahs" refers to multiple instances or occasions of affirmative responses. It might be used when referring to a series of agreements or confirmations. For example, if someone asks a group of people if they would like to go to a particular restaurant and each individual responds with "yes," collectively, those affirmative responses can be referred to as "yeahs."
Usage of "yeahs" typically occurs in informal contexts, such as personal conversations, casual meetings, or friendly gatherings. Its informal nature makes it less appropriate in formal written or professional settings where more standard terms like "yeses" or "affirmative responses" are preferable.
Overall, "yeahs" is a plural noun that originates from the informal term "yeah," often used to express agreement, consensus, or approval in casual conversations.
The word "yeahs" is derived from the colloquial English word "yeah", which is an informal way of saying "yes". The origin of "yeah" is uncertain, but it is believed to have developed from the Middle English word "yey" or "yay", which meant "yes" or "indeed". Over time, "yeah" became a more widely used and accepted variant of "yes" in spoken language, particularly in informal or casual contexts. "Yeahs" is simply the plural form of "yeah", often used to refer to multiple instances of agreement or affirmation.
