Weird Slang/Sayings You Use
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i add 'een' to the end of every word hahaha and it annoys everybody so much!!!! in the irish language, if you add '?n' (phonetically 'een') to the end of any noun it basically means a smaller version of that noun
e.g. boy = buachaill
little boy = buachaill?n
i picked it up from my friend who used to call her sister lily 'lileen' as like an affectionate term but now our whole friend group does it with every single word and it has gotten absolutely ridiculous and out of hand hahaha
i also say '**** craic' a lot which basically just means no fun at all, i also say 'craictose intolerant' which has the same meanin
and i say yapping a lot
like if someone asks what i did all day i'd be like 'oh just yappin around the house'
anothr few weird things:
house = gaff
kiss = shift
sex = shift
anything between kissing and sex = shift
200ml bottle of vodka = naggin
fun = craic
chaos = r? r? agus rula bula (phonetically ree raw ogg-us roola boola)
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also 'no bother' instead of 'you're welcome'
and 'cheers' instead of 'thanks'
and 'well' instead of 'hello how are you'
e.g. boy = buachaill
little boy = buachaill?n
i picked it up from my friend who used to call her sister lily 'lileen' as like an affectionate term but now our whole friend group does it with every single word and it has gotten absolutely ridiculous and out of hand hahaha
i also say '**** craic' a lot which basically just means no fun at all, i also say 'craictose intolerant' which has the same meanin
and i say yapping a lot
like if someone asks what i did all day i'd be like 'oh just yappin around the house'
anothr few weird things:
house = gaff
kiss = shift
sex = shift
anything between kissing and sex = shift
200ml bottle of vodka = naggin
fun = craic
chaos = r? r? agus rula bula (phonetically ree raw ogg-us roola boola)
- - - Post Merge - - -
also 'no bother' instead of 'you're welcome'
and 'cheers' instead of 'thanks'
and 'well' instead of 'hello how are you'
Kirindrake
Artistic Potato
Some things I do are "cool cool" (picked up from an IRL friend accidentally) and a little "mischievous" (?) laugh that I picked up from a different IRL friend. I ALSO do: "wut" (what), nu (no), "bleck" (blegh), "shore" (pun "sure"), "oh yeeee" (like "oh yayyyy"), "holly sheep" (I think you can probly guess this), "probly" (probably), and "cake" (I very randomly say cake, usually when an embarrassing, awkward, or stupid thing I did in the past comes to mind completely out of the blue and I'm displeased by remembering it. I literally will say this out loud, not just think it).
That's all I can think of at the moment. Yeah, you don't have to ask; I really am an odd one. //OTL
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That's all I can think of at the moment. Yeah, you don't have to ask; I really am an odd one. //OTL
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Not sure if this is what y'all are referring to? >u>; sorry if not... orz
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microsoftdrink
Senior Member
I live in the south. We say "Coke" to mean soda as a whole. Can I have some Coke? Yeah, what kind?Then these people moved in, and they were from Virginia. They got me saying "Hella" "Rad" "Bruh" "Dude" , and a bunch of other stuff like that.
MyLifeIsCake
~Impossomble~
I greet people on an everyday basis with 'Whas good?' I could be meeting the pope and would still say it. Also 'How ya doin'?' and 'killin' it!' I must cleanse.
KaydeeKrunk
The Late Great Turt
Same for the "no problem" and I say it constantly working in guest services. >.<
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I say "prolly' as probably, and "yee" "yass" and "yiss" all as yes. >.< And also I started saying "bruh" ironically but then it stuck like most things. And as a Californian hella is OUR thing, stop doing it! I remember back in the day when I'd be in forums and chats online and I would say hella people would be like "oh so you're from California." -__-
Haha, that's exactly where 'no problem' came from with me too!
Never said it nearly as often as I do now, it's relentless.
KaydeeKrunk
The Late Great Turt
Haha, that's exactly where 'no problem' came from with me too!
I just thank the turts that I haven't taken up "my pleasure" yet. *shudders*
T'oreet = Hello good sir/madam, how are you on this glorious day?
S'oreet = No problem, sir/madam, it was my pleasure to assist!
Ney = Oh no, kind sir/madam, that is something I disapprove of.
Goin't fer a slash = I'll be right back, I'm just using the urinary facilities!
**** me! = Golly, that was a surprising turn of events!
Ta = I give you my sincerest of thanks, kind adventurer!
Shift = Excuse me, sir/madam, could you please move aside so I may pass/sit down?
^ Also these. I like saying them because they're old timey and silly.
Sadly me and my friend have also started calling everything 'cheeky' since we were mocking people that legitimately say 'cheeky Nandos'. We're not entirely sure what it means in this context and we're not entirely sure what it is that makes a Nandos so cheeky (we've never even been), but its slowly become part of our vocabulary anyway.
S'oreet = No problem, sir/madam, it was my pleasure to assist!
Ney = Oh no, kind sir/madam, that is something I disapprove of.
Goin't fer a slash = I'll be right back, I'm just using the urinary facilities!
**** me! = Golly, that was a surprising turn of events!
Ta = I give you my sincerest of thanks, kind adventurer!
Shift = Excuse me, sir/madam, could you please move aside so I may pass/sit down?
^ Also these. I like saying them because they're old timey and silly.
Sadly me and my friend have also started calling everything 'cheeky' since we were mocking people that legitimately say 'cheeky Nandos'. We're not entirely sure what it means in this context and we're not entirely sure what it is that makes a Nandos so cheeky (we've never even been), but its slowly become part of our vocabulary anyway.
KaydeeKrunk
The Late Great Turt
I also say dandy, fine and dandy, or peachy keen to describe "how I am" when people ask me, or my go to for when I'm ****ty is "survinin'" generally people understand.
About the hella thing. I'm from NorCal so I grew up hearing/saying "hella" when the internet had no idea what it was. I hate that it's become ~worldwide~ now, especially because some people butcher it.
KaydeeKrunk
The Late Great Turt
The internet took it over. Such a sad sad fate.
I say wicked a lot, apparently not a ton of people outside Boston say that... Which is kinda weird to me.
I also say :
Grody - Which means your gross
Jacksnappah - A basic idiot
Furk - Because my teachers couldn't call it a swear
Rad - It's the new cool
No saaa - Making fun of people with my accent
Okiidokes - fancy okay
Idk what else really. Sometimes I just make up random words.
I also say :
Grody - Which means your gross
Jacksnappah - A basic idiot
Furk - Because my teachers couldn't call it a swear
Rad - It's the new cool
No saaa - Making fun of people with my accent
Okiidokes - fancy okay
Idk what else really. Sometimes I just make up random words.
misstayleigh
Senior Member
I say a lot of weird things, and usually I cycle out what phrases I use lmao.
a few of my constant ones are:
*go for gold/balls to the walls (meaning: if you're hesitating to do something, just go for it)
*you do you, booboo (meaning: even if I don't agree with what you're doing, as long as you're safe, go for it)
*unlit (which means something is really, really rad)
*gucci manna (meaning: I'm pretty sure "gucci" is a popular SoCal term used to say "everything's good," but I have no idea a) what "manna" is or b) why I added it to the end??)
*hoo****eydong (meaning: there is no actual meaning behind this?? this is what I say when I can't remember what I wanted to say?? I know most people say "umm" or pause when they're trying to remember their train of thought, but this hot mess is what comes out my mouth instead??)
a few of my constant ones are:
*go for gold/balls to the walls (meaning: if you're hesitating to do something, just go for it)
*you do you, booboo (meaning: even if I don't agree with what you're doing, as long as you're safe, go for it)
*unlit (which means something is really, really rad)
*gucci manna (meaning: I'm pretty sure "gucci" is a popular SoCal term used to say "everything's good," but I have no idea a) what "manna" is or b) why I added it to the end??)
*hoo****eydong (meaning: there is no actual meaning behind this?? this is what I say when I can't remember what I wanted to say?? I know most people say "umm" or pause when they're trying to remember their train of thought, but this hot mess is what comes out my mouth instead??)
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