Ye alright 

This phrase is most commonly used when you do not beleive what your friend is saying. It is said with a slight sarcastic tone and is phonettically pronouncred 'ye al-white'.

"Oi, Boggers, I gave Kym the biggest (donkeypunch) ever last night"
"Ye alright".

Ye alright by Jamie Calver August 1, 2007

yalright 

Although misconstrued as a question, this is actually just a form of 'hello'. Derives from the North of England, usually slurred into one syllable, sounding thus- 'oo-eye?'

'Yalright.'
'Oo-eye.'

OR commonly:
Northerner- 'Yalright'
Southerner- 'Yes thankyou I had a touch of the flu on Thursday but recovered much quicker than I first suspected. I've been working a lot recently, and what with the kids it was inevitable I would get run down. Looking forward to the summer though! Are-you-al-right?'
Northerner- *confused*

yalright by Sarah and Maddy October 1, 2007

Yeahrightsure 

An all-encompassing mocking term that can be utilized as either: 1) incredulity about something, or 2) to completely blow-off another person.

Example 1:
Person 1: "I just won the Lotto!"
Person 2: "Yeahrightsure."

Or,

Example 2:
Typical Female: "I told you to take out the trash."
Male: "Yeahrightsure."

Yeahrightsure by Sidney P. Salgado December 10, 2010