"Ya right" is a slang English-language expression given in a sarcastic tone that expresses that the person disagrees with the factual nature of the previous statement, i.e.:
Person 1: I was first place in the race!
Person 2: Ya right, you are the slowest person I know!
In Arabic, this sort of sarcastic speech is not used as much. You would say "That's silly" Hadha sakhif (هذا سخيف) or "I don't believe you" La Asadaqak (لا أصدقك).
well i would say ya habbibti (my sweatheart) or if it is to a boy ya habbibi
say " Aasef ya banaat".
You can say "مرحبا يا صديقي" (Marhaba ya sadeeqi) in Arabic.
ya 7mar means: hey jackass in arabic. but it is used to say idiot to someone.
Alhamdulillah (الحمد لله)
Translation: Ya ilahi (يا إلهي)
na'am ya bnti نعم يا بنتي
Ahebouka ya Adil Assuming Adil is a guy
Tusbih ala khairin ya azeezi
"Safari ya" in Arabic means "a journey of".
" kitha sah ? "
Kowayes laki ya okhtee--> كويس لك يا أختِ