Well ya’Know 

Response to anything at all. No question can ever be uttered that this will NOT be a sufficient answer

Jew:What were the codes for the nukes?
Pres. Trump: Well ya’know kinda forgot them

Well ya’Know by Big Dick Energy August 2, 2018

ya know 

Used as an immediate response right after someone says something that is inappropriate, offensive, or inopportune. When used in this context, the word "know" is usually dragged out followed by an immediate sigh.

Example:

Jack: Yo man, I was the supermarket the other day ... and let me tell you, those middle aged mothers are HOT!

Steve: Ya know! *sigh* ....

Jack: Oh come on, I'm serious!

ya know by SharkFangFist April 13, 2007

Ya know 

a term used by yah boy on ytube

teamwork ya know

Ya know by kooldofk December 6, 2017

Ya Know 

A common phrase said my Danye Brown in his Fall Hype Assembly 2019, at Southridge High School

I grew up in the hood ya know, it was rough ya know

Ya Know by IllicitLognense September 20, 2019

Ya know 

Ya know is an expression to say that you know something it to ask someone that they know something. It’s a word big forehead Matty invented.

Ya know joker poker loker

Ya know by Abdullah Kareem June 9, 2021

why u kinda ya know 

somthing to say when ur horny

random person walking to the hot teacher hey teacher hi why u kinda ya know 😏 hot

why u kinda ya know by 99994 February 14, 2023

ya done know 

Of Jamaican origin. The literal translation to the standard North American English dialect would be "you already know" or, "you know it!". Used (to the writers knowledge) mainly in Toronto, Canada (in its North American variation) where it has found use among the wider (mostly younger) population and, of course, in its original Jamaican patois dialect everywhere Jamaicans are found (that's globally!).

Used to:

a) Emphasize the validity of a fact (usually stated immediately after the phrase) - e.g. "You done know they're running a scam."

b) Respond affirmatively to a query - e.g. Q: "Are you good for this money I'm lending you?" A: "You done know"

c) Express one's assent or agreement - e.g. A: "Boy, it's hot out today!", B: "You done know"


The phrase is also varied to fit the context of the conversation by changing the pronoun used (i.e. "She done know", "They done know", "I done know", etc.)

Jamaican dialect example:
"Yuh done know di gyal a lie 'bout 'ar panty size. Everybody know seh 'ar batty bigga dan dat!" (insert laugh here)

BM

ya done know by Black Malik April 29, 2005