


also it’s y’all
not ya’ll
what does ya’ll even mean
JACK
SHIT
It can be either, especially since the second word in a contraction is usually the one that loses the letters AND it makes more sense in a visual-to-phonetic way to have the vowel be in the first part, where it is pronounced.
Ya’ll: You all -> Ya all -> Ya
all -> Ya’ll (yall)Y’all: You all -> Ya all -> Y
aall -> Y’all (yi all or yall)Visually the second signifies to me a stop before the pronunciation of the ‘all’ part, making the whole into two syllables.
no it’s y’all you nimrod
also apostrophes don’t signal a pause.