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"对呀" (duì ya) is a very common expression in Chinese conversation, used to express agreement or affirmation. It is often used in response to a question or statement, to indicate that the speaker agrees or understands what has been said. For example, if someone asks "你明天去？" (Nǐ míngtiān qù? - You are going tomorrow?), the response could be "对呀" (duì ya - Yes).
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