Today, I teach you a german word, "Doch" Because I just realized there isn't really an equivalent in english, and it is one of the most important words in german, probably one of the first words any german child learns after "yes" "no" and "heil hitler". "Doch" is used when you contradict/refute. Like when yes/no are ambiguous. > You didn't do your homework, did you? < Yes (I didn't do it) < No (I didn't do it) Both yes and no are ambiguous because of the way the question is posed, correctly, you would have to add another sentence to clarify: "Yes, I did" or "No, I did". In german, you have a word to resolve this: Doch. In german, when asked "Hast du deine Hausaufgaben nicht gemacht?, you say "Doch!", which in this context would mean "You're wrong, I did do my homework" picture unrelated (gf wore combat boots for the first time today)