The literal translation of "yes I am" is "oui, je suis", but this does not make a sentence in French as it does in English. In most cases a simple "oui" is sufficient, but if you want to emphasize it you could add other Words like effectivement, tout à fait, sans doute, etc. Interesting side note: French and English seem to have different preferences for abbreviation. The reply "oui, je suis" sounds like an incomplete thought to a French person in the same way that "yes, I love" sounds like an incomplete thought to an English speaker, and yet the French "oui, j'adore" is a perfectly acceptable way to respond to a question like "tu aimes ça ?". Go figure.
Literally it would be "Oui, je suis" but if you say it in answer to a question like "Are you coming?" then you would say "Oui, biensure" Oui je suis is pronounced Wee dze swee Oui biensure is pronounced Wee be-ann sure
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