The phrase "ask me yes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is inviting another person to ask questions that can be answered with a "yes," but it lacks clarity.
Example: "If you have any doubts about the project, just ask me yes or no questions to make it easier."
Alternatives: "ask me anything" or "feel free to inquire".
But if you ask me, yes my best thing this season was not to win the Capital One it was to arrive to the semi-final".
When pressed, he said: "If they ask me, yes.
"Don't ask me yes or no, let us go step by step".
"Don't ask me yes or no, let us go step by step". Blatter added: "We must know if the allegations are true or not true or unproven.
Not only did Kinsella have the haziest grasp of finance – "People used to ask me for advice, and I'd say, 'Please, don't ask me!' Yes, I did economics at Oxford, but that's not the same as having a broad knowledge of personal finance" – but she also found the job crushingly dull.
A: Are you asking me yes or no?
Jose Mourinho said: "No, you asked me yes or no and I said no". Have the players asked you to play in a different way or told you they are unhappy?
If you ask me, then yes, yes there is.
"When people now ask me, I say yes and they see that I have a son.
So when you ask me about death, yes, I accept the question, but it always bounces back to how do I see life?" He points to the fact that one of the convicts in Into The Abyss somehow impregnated a sympathetic helper who fell in love with him, despite being behind bars.
If you ask me about business, yes, of course, the old school way is very tough to make money with; but if you're talking about art--to sit down at the piano, write the right melody and imagine in your head that the melody you're writing is for oboe, clarinet, piano, and then write on the piano--it takes a long time, but I think that at the end, you can leave a lasting impression.
