Ah, that's an interesting query! In English, 'yes' and 'no' do not have plural forms. These words express agreement or disagreement, they do not indicate a quantity or number, which is why they don't have a plural version like nouns do. They remain the same whether they're responding to a single person or multiple people. Isn't language fascinating? 😊 So, when we agree or disagree with several people at once, we still say 'yes' or 'no'. It's like having one great tool that fits all situations!
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