ya

Acceptable: Replacement for "you"
Unacceptable: Replacement for "yeah"

The first definition is correct, because "ya" is actually how a lot of people pronounce "you" in a casual conversation.

But using it as "yeah" is incorrect and stupid, because nobody in real life pronounces yeah like "ya". The only people who type it that way are people under 25 who are trying to be cool and fit in with the rest of their e-buddies and Myspace losers.

A lot of them make the excuse that it's easier to type "ya" than "yeah". Yeah right. It's just their way of hiding the fact that they're trying to be cool and fit in on whatever board/forum they're posting on.

At least things like "orly" and "kthx" are funny......"ya" is not. It's just dumb.

By the way, expect all my votes to be negative, because they're all mad that I'm right.

P.S. go read a book instead of wasting time surfing the net or playing video games......you might learn something.

Correct: "Can ya give me an example?"
Incorrect: "Ya, sure"

by You heard me January 5, 2006

YA

It's also the short hand for Young Adult fiction (YA fiction or just YA). It's a genre for sub-18 readers.

For a lot of people, both the YA and fantasy fiction are the same genre, but that's not!

by Davliu December 11, 2018

ya

Abbreviated form of "you" in writing and in speech.

I'll see ya later.

by fjorab September 25, 2003

yas

The most annoying thing said by the average white American teenage girl on a regular bases. It shows the faults in today's generations.

Oh my god, YAS.

by Hitler the Grammar NAZI June 27, 2016

ya

A word most koreans use to get your attention or to get mad at you. The more Ya's you get in one sentence intensifies how angry they are at you

Ya YA, Get back to work
ya, you over there
Ya, YA ,YA you late for work

by Kristoffera September 5, 2008

Yas

I word used by gays and white girls

Friend: Bitch did you see what bob did?
Me: YASS

by Smol dot September 18, 2017

YA-YA

a group of girls

That ya-ya over there are real bitches

by Anonymous October 29, 2003