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Usando la palabra 'ya'

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Yo se que 'ya' significa "already" pero la palabra esta usado en muchas frases como "Ya estamos en ello" (We've go it). ¿Cuales son unos reglas para usando ya?

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updated Mar 26, 2014
edited by Kiwi-Girl
posted by ericrabe
Sé, está, cuáles - don't forget your accents or your sentence won't make sense ;) - Kiwi-Girl, Mar 25, 2014
And para usar - prepositions are always followed by infinitives - Kiwi-Girl, Mar 25, 2014
Please fill out your profile correctly , then we may be able to more easily correct you . - ray76, Mar 26, 2014

7 Answers

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It can also mean 'now' or even 'still' especially in a negative sentence.

Perhaps you'll find this helpful.

updated Mar 26, 2014
posted by Kiwi-Girl
yes ma'am, I have also seen kt being used as STILL many times. - 00b055e0, Mar 26, 2014
As Annie says, ma'am is good for the queen but us regular girls are happy with just our names, feel free to call me Kiwi :) - Kiwi-Girl, Mar 26, 2014
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In my website there are 2 posts about 10 different uses of YA with some examples. Maybe it can help you!

updated Mar 26, 2014
posted by SpanishSkypeorg
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Aquí hay un enlace que describe los usos (hay muchos) de ya en detalle con ejemplos:

http://www.wordreference.com/es/en/translation.asp?spen=ya

updated Mar 26, 2014
posted by dvwolfgang
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I don't know about any rules, but ya can mean several things:

Ya, Voy! Ok, I'm coming!

Llame ya! Call now!

¿Estás listo? Ya no Are you ready? Not yet.

¿Ya Tiraste la basura? Si, ya lo hice Did you already take out the trash? Yes, I already did

That's all that comes to mind right now.

updated Mar 26, 2014
posted by rodneyp
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Wow! and many thanks to all for the quick answers and advice. More than I ever expected!

updated Mar 26, 2014
posted by ericrabe
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Old post from SpanishDict discussing "Ya". Click Here

Yes I am learning to use the SpanishDict functions. I didn't copy and paste the link directly in the text box. HAHA! The above link has some good stuff in regards to "Ya". Good Luck!

updated Mar 26, 2014
edited by jphip
posted by jphip
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you can also say ¡párate ya! which means stop!

updated Mar 26, 2014
posted by Rey_Mysterio