I've found such a quote of Yoda:
“Powerful you have become, the dark side I sense in you.”
So, if I want to express my thoughts like him, will I be understood correctly by my clients if I, for instance, say:
“The beer don't have we, peanuts we do.”
meaning "We don't have beer, only peanuts"?
Answer
Yoda is putting the direct object at the beginning of the phrase.
Since I guess your original form is:
We don't have beer, we have peanuts.
So in Yoda-speak it would be:
Beer we don't have, peanuts we do (have).
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