"Ano a ne."

Translation: Yes and no.

[PatrickAuri]

Is a in czech like the russian а or и?

[ValaCZE]

Yes it is.

[Alexander851797]

Czech "a" is Russian "и".

[Unbedingt]

What about "ano i ne"?

[endless_sleeper]

Well, yes and no. :D

i - if used for connecting, merging two words together - is used for emphasis. A more accurate translation would be: ano i ne = 'yes and also no'.
In most cases, use simply a.

[lucrigiamp]

why "velke a"?

[VladaFu]

The TTS software is broken and when clicking on the tiles with a single letter it will say velké A, velké B, velké C and so on...

There is nothing we can do. Please do NOT report in sentence discussions.

[Kairo_zero]

''Yes and no'' so yes but technically no? .-.

[ALLintolearning3]

These are probably answers to two different questions, for example "Did you hear me? Did you finish your homework yet?"