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vanpaun
2008-03-31, 09:28 PM
Marblehead, MA
dis=good
mad dis=really good
wicked=cool
moon bounce=jolly jumper
and of couse cool, sick, nasty ect
thats mine, whats yours?
1-wheeled-grape
2008-03-31, 09:34 PM
i could put loads here but im not like the rest of the chav population of essex so i dont know many-
blud- insert meaning here
poomplex-insert meaning here
sorry i speak proper(ish) english and dont use this dialect unlike the local idiots, they just confuse me
tobbogonist
2008-03-31, 09:34 PM
This is fun, thanks Vanpaun.
will post some as soon as i get a chance.
Sick= verrückt, krank
realy good= sehr gut
wicked= cool
jamessd
2008-03-31, 09:37 PM
sorry i speak proper(ish) english and dont use this dialect unlike the local idiots, they just confuse me
Yet don't use punctuation/good grammar haha! ;)
Poomplex (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=poomplex)
Blud (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=blud) - Everyone has their own slightly different meaning for the words.
dudewithasock
2008-03-31, 09:37 PM
Mine are pretty predictable.
Y'all = You (plural)
Howdy = Hello (more of an Aggie thing that I've been using more often)
Ain't = are not
There's probably a lot more that I don't realize I use.
tobbogonist
2008-03-31, 09:38 PM
Yet don't use punctuation/good grammar haha! ;)
Poomplex (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=poomplex)
Blud (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=blud) - Everyone has their own slightly different meaning for the words.
lol poomplex is almost as fun to say as boolean
1-wheeled-grape
2008-03-31, 09:40 PM
Yet don't use punctuation/good grammar haha! ;)
Poomplex (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=poomplex)
Blud (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=blud) - Everyone has their own slightly different meaning for the words.
i dont care james atlest im not a chav using strangly confusing words!! i do have rubbish spelling and punctuation but its the right language in my head, you just read it wrong to how i thought it
Jedimind
2008-03-31, 09:44 PM
Cise- Give
Mirk- Kill/Hurt
Daggers- equivalent of "bummer" or "that sucks"
jamessd
2008-03-31, 09:45 PM
i dont care james atlest im not a chav using strangly confusing words!! i do have rubbish spelling and punctuation but its the right language in my head, you just read it wrong to how i thought it
Along with the rest of the forum users....
Seriously though, if you type properly (some exceptions of course) everywhere you type anything on the internet... and everywhere else for that matter... when you come to write essays and CW you'll do it quicker :eek::o .
Ps ''I is gonna bare shank you blud!'' = I'm going to knife you!
tobbogonist
2008-03-31, 09:46 PM
Cise- Give
Mirk- Kill/Hurt
Daggers- equivalent of "bummer" or "that sucks"
you dont happen to be a mmorpg player?
i hear alot of those from a friend who plays WOW alot.
1-wheeled-grape
2008-03-31, 09:50 PM
Ps ''I is gonna bare shank you blud!'' = I'm going to knife you!
thanks james, your welcome too, as long as you expect me to retaliate horribly, i have knives too:p and that and an angry midget isnt a good combination
tobbogonist
2008-03-31, 09:50 PM
built like a brick shithouse=strong
trouser=person you cannot remmeber name of
Digger=same as above
many other same as above.
hmm. i dont really use these i will need to think about it. tommorow i will post !
Jedimind
2008-03-31, 09:52 PM
you dont happen to be a mmorpg player?
i hear alot of those from a friend who plays WOW alot.
Nope, I don't play any MMORPGS. I used to play Diablo II, but I feel the slang isn't from that. Pretty much anyone and my school will be able to say what those mean...
unibikeling
2008-03-31, 10:09 PM
eh, not much
gnarly - awesome
tight - cool
proballer - extreme person
livetouni
2008-03-31, 10:19 PM
Poomplex= Dunno lol (idiot)
Pussyo= weak person that whos lost a 1 v 14 billion chavs
Blap Trin= Gun brother
Blap= gun noise often accompanied by finger gun symbol
Blud= blood, family
Blut= gun noise often accompanied by finger gun symbol
Brap= " "
Wagwan=Whats going on
Merk= Beat you up(gang staping on your head )
Bumperclut= gay and a pussyo(refer to pussyo definition)
Bruv= brother blood family
Init= isnt it
Spark u init= Knock me uncontion mate :rolleyes:
Mosher= goths dark clothes black make up all look like girls , suicide ect
Moshy Bashing= Beating up the moshers (refer to mosher definiton)
Wigger= white - rasist word for a black person
Devvo= CHAV GOD- (www.fat-pie.com)
I COULD GO ON FOREVER WITH THE LOCAL CHAV LANGUAGE!!! but thats my contribution!!:D
Det-riot
2008-03-31, 10:28 PM
cracka- white pal
you're(it's) straight- you're forgiven/ it's all good
pimp- cool
cold- cool. same as pimp
boo boo- either a girl/boy friend, or shi**y
there are more, but im not going to post them
saskatchewanian
2008-03-31, 10:43 PM
I can't think of anything really PAish that would be appropriate, But it usually involves some backwards french grammar said with a bit of a slur and a cree influence ending with aaHHHhhe (with tongue stuck out and pointing down)
Every one in a while I say a PAism when I am down in Toon Town (S-toon, I mean Saskatoon) and people know that I hang out with PAers a lot.
Holly Lick egh!?
I grew up in a small town though that had a much more German influences. Back home everyone is ready for stuff to unthaw
Spell check did not flag unthaw, aparently it is proper but people from other areas make fun of it. Learn something new every day
Haha, real word unthaw apparently aaHHE, told you up you are!
Borgschulze
2008-04-01, 02:42 AM
Hamilton has no character.
TheObieOne3226
2008-04-01, 05:21 AM
Wooder=Water
ridethelobster2008
2008-04-01, 06:24 AM
I live in rural Nova Scotia.
We have an expression here that is ambiguous.
When something is "All gooned up", it means, alternatively, " Set to go,everything is taken care of and as good as it can be" OR it means a situation so inordinately makeshift that...the plumbing, the car repair, the relationship... is doomed to failure by the sheer ineptness of the procedure, material or logic.
I heard this one from a Vietnam vet, when he stayed at my little country Inn. When the troops wanted to get rid of an officer who, in their opinion, was endangering the group, it was called "rocketing the hut." I guess you can guess what happened.
Still winter in Nova Scotia. First snow, then blackflies. Eleven months of snow and 30 days of heavy sledding. Eric P., you must know the feeling.
Best from the right coast of Nova Scotia, where the tide is high and lobsters crawl ashore to have dinner with you.
bungalistic
2008-04-01, 08:02 AM
Just a minor point but nearly all of these so called 'dialects' are not dialect at all, they are slang words, which are different from an actual dialect.
A dialect (from the Greek word διάλεκτος, dialektos) is a variety of a language characteristic of a particular group of the language's speakers. The term is applied most often to regional speech patterns, but a dialect may also be defined by other factors, such as social class.
However some slang words have managed to make it into certain dialects by being used so frequently.
Slang is the use of informal words and expressions to describe an object or condition. Slang is vocabulary that is meant to be interpreted quickly but not necessarily literally, as slang words or terms are often a metaphor or an allegory. Nevertheless, usage of slang expressions can spread outside their original arenas to become commonly used.
If you do have an interest in speaking proper English then this is important to know, especially if you work with the public in anyway where knowing when to use and not use both forms of language is important.
pedrotejada
2008-04-01, 05:37 PM
Sick= verrückt, krank
realy good= sehr gut
wicked= cool
Sick: Animal, impressionante
Realy Good: Muito Bom
Wicked: Louco!
this end up
2008-04-01, 06:25 PM
bubbler = water fountain
soda = soda pop
smcmorrow
2008-04-01, 11:58 PM
From Maine:
Wicked=really, very
Shit the bed=broke
ayuh=yes
Friggin=pause word
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