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What does ya mean in greek?

"Ya" doesn't have a direct meaning in Greek.

It's possible you are thinking of:

* "για" (ya): This means "for" or "to" in Greek, and is used in various grammatical contexts. For example:

* "Γιατί;" (Ya-tee?) means "Why?".

* "Για σένα." (Ya se-na) means "For you."

* "ναι" (ne): This means "yes" in Greek. It's possible you are thinking of a shortened version of "ναι" that sounds like "ya".

If you could provide more context, I might be able to help you understand what you are trying to communicate.

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