Another word for "yes" in japanese

Question

besides..hai

is there a more casual along the words of "ok, alright, sure, got it"

Answer 1

Wakatta means got it.

Ah is yeah.

Answer 2

"iitomo" is most casual expression.

127000000 people in Japan know it.

Answer 3

Yes

hai, eheh, unh

OK

ok

alright

haihai

sure

atarimaeh, machigai nai, maji

got it

wakattayo, iiyo, ryokai sitayo

Answer 4

'Ee' is a more casual translation for yes.

For ''ok, alright, sure, got it'' you may say ''wakatta or simply okke''

Answer 5

The obvious one that you stated yourself is "hai".

Then there are:

Ee it sounds a bit softer and more gentle

Aa used mainly by guys

Wakatta means "I understand" but is informal and therefore, impolite if you are conversing with a stranger

Wakatteru means "I know"

Wakarimashita/wakarimasu means "I understand" and is formal

Sou is "Yes, really" but I recommend using "Sou desu" just to be polite

Un is kind of like "Yup" but it has to be short, it can't be "Uun" [with a slight change in tone, "uun" means no while "un" means yes]

Ii is "alright" but to be safe, I recommend using "Ii desu"

I hope this helped a bit.