Hurry up in Arabic

1) A very popular term originating from Arabic meaning "Hurry up" or "Come on".

2) Can also be used as "all right" in some cases (usually while coming to a mutual agreement).

3) Pronunciation: the Y is said like any other Y. the two A's are pronounced like the letter 'U' in the word "Blunt". The L's are prolonged and are said by placing the tip of the tongue on the middle of the roof of your mouth (Like the French 'L').

Arabic for "let's go." Sometimes used in the context of "hurry!"

In fact yalla is an arabic term and it consists of two words:
1. Ya which is like a preposition usually used to call someone else.
2. Allah, which means God.
Actually, yalla has too many usages like acceptannce, confirmation, urgency and many other meanings.

To hurry up!To be prompt.

arabic term...used as a HURRY UP WORD

A Lebanese expression used to describe oneself when giving in or being persuaded to an agreement.