ya

A colloquial spelling of "you," used especially in writing to imitate or represent informal speech. A: "I'm just a little burnt out, ya know what I mean?" B: "Yeah, I hear ya."

ya

pro. you. (Eye-dialect. Typical spoken English. Used in writing only for effect. Used in the examples of this dictionary.) See ya!

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(Do) you feel (me)?
(I'll) be seeing ya
(I'll) smell ya later
a little dab'll do ya
check you
check you later
cold enough for you
dance with the one that brought (someone)
dance with the one that brung you/ya
dance with the one what brought you/ya
dance with the one what brung you/ya
dance with the one who brought you/ya
dance with the one who brung you/ya
How are you feeling?
How ya doin'?
How ya living?
How you gonna keep (someone) down on the farm?
I tell you
I'll see ya (later)
I'll tell you
just a dab'll do ya
leave with the one that brought you/ya
leave with the one that brung you/ya
leave with the one what brought ya
leave with the one what brung ya
leave with the one who brought you
leave with the one who brung you/ya
let me tell you
love you
on your bike
See ya
see ya (later)
See ya, bye-bye
See you
see you later, alligator
tell you what
top of the morning (to you)
ya
yas
yas queen
you know

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