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What is ya doin?

Noun : thats word expresses what you do in a jam situation or what you're doing in order to figure out the solution to do, what you doing immediately : What are you doing? , Whatcha doing? Or what you doing? What you're doing for finding the solution right now
What is ya doin?

Kamayi: hey, waddup?

Elie: doin ok , you?
Kamayi: what is ya doin?
Elie : nun at all...

fuck is ya crazy ? 

mostly used by people in/from the south. it means “are you dumb?”
Jake: I just cussed my mom out.
Derek: “fuck is ya crazy ?”

No it is ya reckon 

Used to end any conversation or put a stop to somebody when they’re talking and it’s annoying you.

Also used with “hmm” at the end. “No it is ya reckon hmm”
Mason: “The suns so nice out here today..”

Daniel: “No it is ya reckon”.

Mason: *sighs and cries*

ya face is 

this is commomly used when someone says something harsh to ya and you cant be arsed to say anything back so you just reply ya face is and there you are problem solved.
person 1: you look so stupid
person 2: ya face is

ya mum is a banana 

when ya mum is a banana
fred: ya mum is an gay
bob: ya mum is a banana
fred: how daf did you know
*bob eats banana*
fred: your a jerk off
*bob blows up*

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