Aubrey Carter
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So if you're saying something that is clearly that you're irritated, adding will ya is sort of even more rude.
So for example, knock it off, will ya?
Like you're asking someone to stop doing something and adding will ya makes it a little more abrasive.
Exactly.
The context, the words we're already seeing, because if not, you would say, can you please listen for a second?
With no irritation.
Adding the will you.
It's like, there's no way you can say, just listen for a second, will ya?
And it doesn't sound irritated.
Irritation.
Exactly.
Because if you were being patient, you'd say, could you please hurry?
We're late, right?
There are kinder ways to say this.
Adding that will you is rude.
So, so far the pro tip is don't add will ya if you are irritated, right?
If it's like a non-irritated, oh, close the door, will ya?