Love ya vs Love you

[Frisky Feline]

I am in the mood for love. LOL!


So, Do Love ya and Love you means the same thing?

 

[Bottesini]

I am in the mood for love. LOL!


So, Do Love ya and Love you means the same thing?

Anytime somebody writes "ya" for "you", it sets my teeth on edge.

I think it just looks like they can't spell, although I think they are trying to look informal and cute.

Of course not everybody gets as upset about spelling as I do.

 

[Frisky Feline]

Anytime somebody writes "ya" for "you", it sets my teeth on edge.

I think it just looks like they can't spell, although I think they are trying to look informal and cute.

Of course not everybody gets as upset about spelling as I do.

Ha ha so are you telling me that love ya and love you are not the same thing? just kidding. I am guitly that I am the one who uses "ya" all the time! eh! hehe

 

[KristinaB]

I am in the mood for love. LOL!


So, Do Love ya and Love you means the same thing?

There are days when I think the "ya" is a Southern thing but I know that can't be right.

I learned the "ya" was more informal like friends and the "you" was more meaningful for a special someone.

 

[KristinaB]

Anytime somebody writes "ya" for "you", it sets my teeth on edge.

I think it just looks like they can't spell, although I think they are trying to look informal and cute.

Of course not everybody gets as upset about spelling as I do.

I feel the same way Botti.

 

[Bottesini]

Ha ha so are you telling me that love ya and love you are not the same thing? just kidding. I am guitly that I am the one who uses "ya" all the time! eh! hehe

I don't think they are the same.

Actually I didn't notice you said that, or I would have tried to be more polite.

Probably. :Oops:

 

[Bottesini]

I feel the same way Botti.

That not everybody gets as upset about spelling as I do?

My brain is wired differently. I honestly keep working on my social skills.

 

[Frisky Feline]

I don't think they are the same.

Actually I didn't notice you said that, or I would have tried to be more polite.

Probably. :Oops:

I have been cutting down using the word on "ya". Maybe you did not notice me by saying that. Don't feel bad.

 

[KristinaB]

My brain is wired differently. I honestly keep working on my social skills.

And you are doing very well. I have learned the way you are and I love you bunches.

 

[TXgolfer]

 

[KristinaB]

Come on - don't be shy - there's a lot of love going around!!

 

[Frisky Feline]

My question wasn't intended for loving you. I only stated to see if "love ya and love you means they are the same thing?" since you are guy. so do spill it out.

 

[Rio]

Love ya and Love you depends on context

If you are saying , I love you to your spouse, b/f, and family members, its got a different meaning, simply say, I love you. I am guilty of saying love ya, to friends to let them I know , they are important to me and using it in a cute fashion.

 

[Sharky99]

Would rather say "love you" in a nice way than "love ya" but ah whatever comes to mind on that phase to say somehow.. hmm

 

[TWA]

I think both "love ya" and "love you" are less intimate than "I love you." But "love you" is a little more intimate than "love ya."

"Love ya" is what I tell my female friends, and often in a whimsical way. "Love you" and "I love you" is what I say to close family members or girlfriends.

 

[PowerON]

I'm so love... I'm stripping and be naked for anybody to stare me, yeaaa!

 

[Rio]

Running away from love? Get back over here!

 

[Frisky Feline]

How about,

"Love ya, baby".

 

[Frisky Feline]

Running away from love? Get back over here!

I agree! Just pinch his butt to get over here.

 

[Rio]

I agree! Just pinch his butt to get over here.

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