i'A

insha'Allah, the Arabic language expression meaning "God willing," is used as a qualifier for all planned future actions to remind the speaker and listener that nobody can positively know what the future will bring, but rather, all depends on the will of God.

See you tomorrow, i'A!
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A: "Are you coming tonight?"
B: "i'A."
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i'A the next project will be easier.

by zahid@tehSBZ0rz December 21, 2009

I'as

The same like "I was"

Or

I'as (Aiohs)
You'as (read "yas")
He'as (read "heas")
She'as (read "sheas")
it'as (read "itas")
We'as (read "w/e/as")
You'as (read "yas")
They'as (read "deias")

I'as mega stupid when I did it... Broke me again...
She'as so smart, too when we'as kid yet!

by Sivyziom December 13, 2020