@vi quick tip: to reply to a negative sentence or question in French, you can say "si" to mean you disagree, e.g.
"Les manteaux ne sont pas des vestes" (Coats are not jackets)
"Si" (Yes they are)

@luluberlu @vi btw, that's part of why Téléfrançais is weird for native speakers :

- Les ananas ne parlent pas, ce n'est pas possible
- Oui, c'est possible !

Should be "Si, c'est possible !"

@luluberlu could you reply to "si" with another "si"?

@vi @luluberlu

I want to say no, but I'm not sure. Do you have an example in mind ?

@Seipas @luluberlu just silly internet fights mainly 😋

"c'est un manteau !"
"si"
"si"
"si"
"si"
...

@vi @luluberlu

More like :
"c'est un manteau"
"non, c'est une veste"
"si c'est un manteau"
"non"
"si"
"non"
"si"

"si" replace "oui" when it is to answer a "non" by stating the contrary.

@vi nope, you'd reply with "non" if you didn't want to budge (or, you know, a complete sentence)

@luluberlu yikes, complete sentences 😰 two letters I can do