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Is "No?" Proper Grammar?

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thatguyoverthere
 
Reply Sun 12 Apr, 2015 10:10 pm
Especially as conversation starter.
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Ragman
 
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Reply Mon 13 Apr, 2015 01:46 am
@thatguyoverthere,
No.
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McTag
 
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Reply Mon 13 Apr, 2015 02:26 pm
@thatguyoverthere,

Jewish people, or some Americans, might say "Nu?" and that's Yiddish.

Anything you might say, and subsequently quote within speech marks or quotation marks, is acceptable, even if it's unconventional grammar. So it would not be wrong in a dialogue. But its meaning is not clear.
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