What is JA?

A girl who is going through a lot mentally but still wears a smile which brightens up everyone elses day. She is beautiful inside and out, but does not know this. She worries a lot but she still pulls through everyday. She is strong and brave. Loads admire her.

Person: Jas you're beautiful
Jas: (thinks: I am not) - thank you.

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JA - what is it?

JAS (adjective)

Originated in the Western Cape, South Africa this word has various meanings.

Firstly "Jas" can refer to anything satisfactory.

"This pasta is Jas"

"Wow, this remix is Jas"

It can also be used in a sentence to further express a job being completed well.
"The way Ash mauled that weed was Jas"

"Charlie jus hit the most Jas bong I've ever seen"
The last example emphasizes the manner in which Charlie hit the bong (as being impressive) however could also refer to the size of the bong (large).

"Jas" can also be used as a sarcastic reply to a question or incident to express the stupidity of the question or incident.

After breaking the first bong, Josh then asked if he could borrow the new one.

In reply Reg exclaimed : "Are you JAS?"

Implying - "are you being for real?" or disbelief at the question even being asked.

Lastly and most commonly it is used as a single word to express extreme happiness or pleasure at a certain situation or circumstance.

After Drey bought JC a Big Tasty from McDonalds JC expressed his happiness by simply saying - "Jas"

Similarly

Marisa walks into the room wearing nothing but her towel

Andy replies by simply saying - "Jas"

Drey - "Wow, this remix is Jas"

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What does "JA" mean?

A Typo for "Ha ha" or spanish for "ha ha"

"Omg, u r soo funny, ja ja"

"NO HABLO ESPENOL? JA JA!"

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JA - what does it mean?

In German the word Ja (Yes) used twice in succession means "Kiss My Ass"

American Customer: Hurry up with that beer

German Bartender: Ja Ja

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JA - meaning

a form of laughter derived from the Spanish spelling of "ha ha ha." However, it is still pronounced with the traditional English 'J' sound, often implemented by jaded American Spanish students.