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A way of a sales assistant asking if you are being served |
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Term used to describe a male.
"Bout ye big lawd" - "How are you sir?" |
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Usually said before or after another word, boss means sir. e.g. "Hi Boss!" or "What's the craic boss?" |
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local version of English slang term "git" also popular in North East of England |
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How's sha cuttn? = How's she cutting = Hello and how are you today ? |
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A term that is used to greet a male |
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Thanks, Don't stress yourself |
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A popular greeting of those of whom cant be bothered to say "Whats the craic?" |
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means hows it goin. . belfast |
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In Belfast, if you enter a fast food takeaway and ask for a fish supper, the server may well ask "what's ur cawn" in a broad Belfast accent. To which you might reply "fanta". Over the years it has become commonplace to use this phrase as a greeting. So, instead of "what about ye?", you may say "what's ur cawn?". |