I’m a manager and I text my employees a lot. It’s a sound.The way you put it though, I might reconsider my usage. I appreciate using proper English. But I do.Yeah, it’s, like, teenager talk. )Yeah is my sarcastic, “yeah, but” kind of word. I still don’t like yay, but it does make some sense that yea is more formal than yay, which I’m not striving for when I use these words.Yea is a yes vote! Play with words and find your way to proper English. Traditional exclamations of triumph or vindication come into and go out of fashion, but they tend to beget variations, and they usually begin with one of several similar sounds, as exemplified by Exclamations of opprobrium are much more limited in variety: The basic critical cry is Interesting article, Mark.
I use yeah and yea a lot, but I use yea to mean “Yes!” As in, “Yea! Do you vote yea or nay? Silly thing to get upset about.I’ve never seen them used interchangeably (and intentionally) from anyone who knows better. I got paid today!” (Yes! I frequently say Yay but am not sure which spelling to use.Now I know. Yay now I know. I use interchangeably Ya, Yeah, Yea! This site has also been ranked as a leading resource by top magazines & blogs.
So, therefore, every baby that is born is a “birthday baby.”Thank you so much for this helpful info. We just don’t think about it because we tend to say the word quickly, where the “uh” portion isn’t always obvious.Moral of the story: always consider your viewer. When spelling bigger words or names try to separate some letters and see if it makes sense this way. If I feel pressured to spell it “YAY!,” I will likely just say “Hurray!” instead. anon205530 August 12, 2011 Cowboys!” etc. Yea is pronounced “yay” and it means yes. And it’s pronunciation would rhyme with “uh.”Punctuation in relation to quotation marks depends on where you live and write. Examples:In the south we use “ya” in a slang way such as “we missed “ya” at the cookout” .
Of course, it doesn’t show how they’re used, and some of hurrah ‘s ascendancy is no doubt explained by its doubling as a noun, but it does suggest that hurrah is the preferred form, albeit perhaps less so now than in the 19th century. But we’ve found what … Also, did I spell “it’s” correctly?I use the word (expression) “yeah” for: “Yeah!” For like saying or agreeing, “That’s right!”, with real enthusiasm.Is this right? “Yeah”, which means yes, definitely derived from “yea”, which also means a more formal yes, but then so did an exclamation of excitement that is almost never used correctly.Yay! Yay is correct here.I used Yay today for the first time instead of yea or yeah when meaning is Hooray ! To me that looks like a short-hand version or typo of “yeah.”Thank you for being head and shoulder above all the other grammar rags out there.
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It says “yea” a lot, and I was confounded on it’s meaning. because “YAY” looks like a phony phonetic spelling by a semi-literate person. Apparently I should use “yap” instead, but I won’t. And that reminds me that you missed “Boy, Howdy” which I first heard from a Californian.Since you mentioned “woot/w00t”, I wonder where “meh” fits ? Well, kind of the same (both mean yes) but they're pronounced differently:) Thanks!Here in the Northwest, “ya” is use as a lazy, upbeat, or informal “yes”. Then accordingly.You have forgotten to mention the adverb use of “yay” when indicating size, as in “My pile of unfinished grammar homework is yay high.”Actually, it would be “My pile of unfinished homework is yea high.”Adverb? At the same time, you might try to avoid misusing them yourself.It’s funny that you addressed this because this has been one of my growing pet peeves over the last few months.Except, my beef is with the “word” yay.
Here are just some of the places we've appeared:Check out the latest updates from some of Jenn’s other blogs. It just sounds like it is clearly a big “ Yes! ‼️Perhaps to avoid confusion one might use “yesss!” in print to enthusiastically affirm the point or event.Thank you for this valuable explanation. This demonstrates the inclusion of both “yes” and “you”, in the same sentence. The OED’s earliest citation for “yay” is from 1963, and its first example of “yeah” is from 1905 (Merriam-Webster’s has a slightly earlier date, 1902). I agree with Cygnifier that any of these pronunciations and spellings may be regional, etc. Comments?Thanks! It doesn’t think that “yay” is a word. Now I Ferrell the needed to ask some on my friends about this trivial but interesting issue. You would typically use it only under specific circumstances, such as a formal vote. I think of “ya” as a slang of “you” and “yah” pronounced as “yaw.”I have ALWAYS used “YEA!” when I mean HURRAY or HURRAH!! Am I right, or am I right or am I right? In the U.S. for example, we put punctuation inside quotes generally (like I did in the previous paragraph). It’s how the word can come across, and did, in the subject line of the email she received. ThanksI would suggest using a dictionary to read and high the words that are available in different spelling and meanings or usages. It is neither an exclamation or an opprobrium. Next post – nah, nope, nay, neigh….Rebecca might have other thoughts, but personally I’ve only seen “ya” used as slang for “you.”I am from Louisiana and we use ya for you. Yeah, or yea is short for yes.
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