Spoken French has two ingressive forms of "yes". One is "ouais" [wɛ↓], equivalent to "yep" in English. The other is a "pure" ingressive sound, described sometimes as a "fast gasp", and is equivalent to "Yeah, uh-huh" in English. Would [h↓] be the most correct way to represent this in IPA?
Edit: Corrected symbol order as per comment.
Edit 2: Added external reference to description of "fast gasp".
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IPA symbol is to be put after the ingressive sound, not before it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingressive_sound – Yellow Sky Jul 12 '20 at 20:39