Ya

"Ya" means I in Russian. So it would feel weird to me to use it lol.

I really like the name, I think it is pretty.

Funny.

I absolutely love the meaning! The name itself is a little short, but when you make combos, it's lovely!

Not everybody speaks English, but I would avoid this name if you do.

Hey, how "Ya" doing today? I'm confused with this name...

It's pretty, but I wouldn't use it personally.

It’s cute! It would work well if it was combined with another element.

Ya is too short. It's like saying "Ya, Ya, Ya, I get it already!"

I've read through your comments in the Chinese section of name comments and you have been nothing but rude and cruel. I understand that some of the names are not to your taste, but you could at least be polite about it.

Well, how about:

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Ya-Qui (Elegant Autumn)
Ya-Chen (Elegant Morning)
Ya-Jiang (Elegant River)

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I don't know how to pronounce them so don't blame me if a Chinese person looks at you when you consider Ya-Qui or Ya-Chen or Ya-Jiang a good name.

I wonder if some posters above even speak Chinese? Ya is a 3rd-tone word when it carries the meaning "elegance". Usually, Chinese speakers combine two words together to form their given names as do Japanese and Korean, though not necessary so.

I like this name, it has feeling to it and it is nice and short.

"Hey I'm Ya, and you are"? Uhm no that's not going to go over well so do your child a favor and don't name them this.

Ya is too short a name.

'Ya' is only a -component- of a name, one symbol. It would -never- be found alone, only as a syllable or component of a name, for example, Yalin.