Yes = 好的 [hǎo dē]
One guy asks how to ruin your life in one week; his friend says, “Say yes to everything,” which in Chinese means a week of 好的.
好的 (hǎo de) means “OK,” “sure” or “all right.” It is how you agree to a request or a plan. The 的 is a neutral tone, even though the drawing marks it dē.
Chinese does not use one all-purpose word for “yes.” To answer a yes-or-no question, you usually repeat the verb: 你去吗？去。 (Nǐ qù ma? Qù.) “Are you going?” “Yes.” 好的 agrees to do something; 是的 (shì de) confirms that something is true.
我们明天见面，好吗？好的。 — Wǒmen míngtiān jiànmiàn, hǎo ma? Hǎo de. — Let’s meet tomorrow, OK? OK.
好的，我马上来。 — Hǎo de, wǒ mǎshàng lái. — Sure, I’ll be right there.