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The freaking ONLY word hicks use to explain “you all”
Ya’ll need to get some sleep before I smack ya’ll asses.
ya’ll by Dee_2024 April 9, 2018
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A stupid Gen-Z internet way of spelling y’all.
I don’t know how ya’ll caught on as an acceptable spelling on the internet.
Ya’ll by @dawiseguy@Westside October 17, 2022
Ya’ll, commonly confused with “y’all”, is short for “ya will” like how ‘ll added to a word means will.
Ya’ll = Ya will
Y’all = You all
A: I’m gonna dress up as James Charles
B: Ya’ll? 😳
Ya’ll by Captain Owa Owa August 12, 2023
How idiots spell y'all.
Idiot: ya'll are crazy omfg n00bs

Non-idiot: Y'all are crazy!
ya'll by anonymous March 14, 2005
Slang contraction for the 2nd person plural pronoun, utilized amongst the indigenous populations of the southern continental United States.

Origin: Often incorrectly attributed to the contraction of "you + all," the word actually originated from the fusing of "ya + all." The kind of fella who would say ya'll for the first time would not be enunciating a clean and crisp "you" in his daily speech. "You" wasn't in his spoken vocabulary, but "ya" was. Now, try to say "ya all." It is actually not easy to do as two separate words. To say it with a normal cadence, it already almost sounds like ya'll, but with the slightest stutter. "Ya all" quite naturally slips into the familiar pronoun we all use. Ya + all = ya'll. When you look at it that way, the placement of the apostrophe after the "a" makes sense. Alternately, you + all = y'all. However, the ya + all transition more naturally illustrates the origin of "ya'll." "You all" is cumbersome, although that is usually how yall is explained to uninitiated Yankees, whose experience with "ya" is often limited. "You all" just doesn't lead the the inevitable ya'll that "Ya all" does. However, y'all is an accepted alternate spelling.
Imperative: "Ya'll simmer down and go one at a time."
ya'll by Ross Roberts July 13, 2005
A weird ass fucking way to write "y'all"
Ya'll by Ooga Booga Dooda June 20, 2019
a word that americans just cant resist saying and they say it so much! also notice how you cant say it without it sounding american
hey ya'll its addison rae here!
ya'll by jas567 October 29, 2020
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