"Come on" or "let's go". It can varyingly express impatience, encouragement, or excitement depending on its tone and context. It can also be used when parting or leaving a gathering to mean something along the lines of "alright[, goodbye]".

It originates in a contraction of ya Allah ("ya" being a vocative particle, like English "O"), although it's almost always spelled as يلا rather than يالله. It isn't related at all to the Greek verb έλα meaning "come!", not least because of how different their pronunciations are.

The term's been borrowed into a number of languages whose speakers are in close proximity to Arab countries, including but not limited to Urdu, Farsi/Persian, Hebrew, and Turkish.

hey buddy why didn't come yesterday

A dialect phrase used when you want to call someone " a male "

Bousbir is Algerian

Don't worry.

"Wallah" and "well" can have the same linguistic fucntion if used at the beginning of the sentence. Connotatively, in the following cases, they can produce the same linguistic-cultural vibe or emotion, i.e. the same FeEL~☆°

it is something a pregnant female would say when she’s giving birth and she’s in a lot of pain

The type of people that wet their bed steal from their selves and are very lazy. You can also call them stupid whenever you want. They also think there the goat at Football in the whole town they live in they think they're better than everyone else though they are never.

A child like adult who is known for his ridiculousness in Bahrain

لا ادري معناها