PSA: Ya need to spell it "Y-E-A-H"
 

If ya don't, it kind of creates an impression of you to the person reading your post. Especially if it is the first word in your post.

Ya know who ya are, so cut it out.

And don't begin sentences with "And".

Dinny

yay = excited exclamation

yeah = acknowledgement, affirmation

ya= dumbass way of saying "you"

And why not? It's okay, but like anything it should be used in moderation.

yea, verily

This. The "don't begin a sentence with 'and'" rule is antiquated.

That's my view.

Zucchini bread.

You should hang out with my teenagers. Their social mediaisms would drive crazy.

My wife spells the first one as 'yea', which bothers me but I can't convince myself it's wrong.

Ya, GFY

The English language is so poorly designed that its rules are generally nothing more than loosely enforced guidelines on their best day.

If Hootie had gone all the way on his list, Dinny Blues would be a top 25er.

At least he should be. I don't know if Hootie knows who he is.

Unless she's walking through the valley of the shadow of death, it's wrong.

This one annoys the shit out of me. :grr:

Who is this Hootie person of which you speak?

ya, no.

I've always been unsure of how to spell an informal version of "you know." As in, "You know, I really think Von Miller IS on MDMA."

Most times I spell it "ya," as in "ya know." "Ya" implying a sound similar to "yuh." Is that teh dumb?

There's also "Yea" (yay) as in "vote yea or nay".

ya a great thread
and blow me.

LMAO

And here I was thinking, ya, 4 days to TC!

Beginning a sentence with "And" is perfectly acceptable these days. And that's not just for ebonics and twitterspeak. The rules have changed.

yea bothers me less than people over the age of 13 typing, "lol" or "prolly".

lol thats prolly annoying lol

i c wat u meen lol

I used to be against starting sentences with "and", but recently I've started doing it. Like DaFace said, it's sort of an antiquated rule these days.

I wish somebody would of told me this sooner.

And there it is.

Case and point.

correct.

yea != yay

I always thought the proper spelling was 'y'know'.