Meaning of やな at the end of a sentence


In these examples:

> 久しぶりやな

> いい感じやなぁ

I don't understand what "ya" and "na" mean at the end of a sentence




「やな」 is a Kansai affirmative sentence-ender used just like 「 **だな** 」 in
Kanto.

「[久]{ひさ}しぶりやな。」 = "Long time no see, yeah?" or just "Long time no see!"

「いい[感]{かん}じやなぁ。」 = "That's cool.", "That's pretty good.", etc.

Real Kansai people might use ええ, not いい for the second phrase, though.

