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Following on from the whole “Banjaxed” gig today… How about an opportunity to post examples of those wonderful, indigenous terms used in your particular town/region/country.. whatever? :P …
First up.. a mix of Dublin/Irish Slang courtesy of a curious young lady.
Next up.. a kinda extension on that theme courtesy of This curious young gentleman.
And finally.. a mini-dictionary of Irish slang Here.
divvent dunchus
yir effin arse lol irish n scootish fair simialar hense the celitc connections…….
like……… thats pure deid glasgus…!!
aye i dinny ken….. i gonna ben ……. 40winks………. knackered a scottish word btw..
i love the australian word …. he or she a spunk… means guid lookin… lol
mollycoddled is another scottish word …!! means spoiledNottinghamshire’s favourite phrase
Divvent talk so baldy heeded
Scran – Food 8)
Hey up mon sorry-good day how are you
in Liverpool
sick=good….ie that new radiohead album is sick
we also use arsewaysDunno if this is unique to the area i’m from or not. 8-[
I’m going to lay some cable = i’m going for a sh1te :-
Remember ….. i don’t foookin care
Allus at’t last push up (Always at the last moment)
As sick as a Cleethorpes donkey (Feeling bad that something has not turned out well)
Carm ye pashuns/ ca’am thi’ pashuns (Literally: Calm your passions, calm down)
Clip ‘raand t’ear-oil! (Literally: Clip around the ear-hole – To punish someone)
Eee wor ‘ard on (He was fast asleep)
‘Er bladder’s too near ‘er-eyes (Her bladder is too near her eyes = she cries too easily)
“E’s jus’tipped up (He’s just arrived)
“Eye up” (An informal greeting)
“How do?” (How do you do?)
“Frame thyssen!” (Shape up/pull yourself together/stop messing about)
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