Funny Sayings/slang Used In Your State/country

[KTIGZ]

I live here in El Paso, Texas and for some reason, everyone loves to say the N word and likes to also say the F word a lot.
Sorry if I sound like a little kid, but I don't want to start cussing in the thread.

i think thats used eveywhere, i hear about 230000000 times a day. At home, outside, school, its crazy but they have become some of the most common words used in the english language.

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[ROB64]

"Git r dun, Got r did, turn 'er over 'n do her 'gin"
thats the di'lect us here use in them southern states there

[Napalmbrain]

i once translated something from english to welsh and then back to english.... the result was hilarious.

here's an example, ...but... i don't think it's funny

• English: You can't trust a him as far as you can throw him.
• 2Welsh: Alli t choelia a 'i dan fel alli daflu 'i.
• 2English: You are being able tower I believe I go ' I we are being like you are being able throw ' I.

To be fair, you'll get things like that for almost any language if you translate them literally.

[surfinrach90]

i once translated something from english to welsh and then back to english.... the result was hilarious.

here's an example, ...but... i don't think it's funny

• English: You can't trust a him as far as you can throw him.
• 2Welsh: Alli t choelia a 'i dan fel alli daflu 'i.
• 2English: You are being able tower I believe I go ' I we are being like you are being able throw ' I.

That Welsh bit you've got actually translates to something along the lines of -
You can 'choelia' on fire like you can throw me

That word in bold you have.. I've never heared it before in my life.

Everything in Welsh is back to front:

English - Dereks garage
Welsh - Garej Derek

[Frogger]

Every language other than English is "back to front".

Once I completely forgot what "arn' alf" meant, and it still doesn't make much sense. It's like if something "isn't half good," I dunno, I think that's more negative but we use it positively.

Anyway, and "E R" just totally means "Here you are," I don't think it gets much more simplified than that. xD

[LevesqueIsKing]

Does Ohio have any slang?

[chach]

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[Lewi T]

'ave you = I'd beat you in a fight

Bosh = good

Same round here for 'ave you'.

Lmao, 'to bosh' means something completely different to me, although it still is good!

Someone mentioned 'buzzin', round here that means like, e.g. if I'm buzzin', then I'm really happy about something.

Once I completely forgot what "arn' alf" meant, and it still doesn't make much sense. It's like if something "isn't half good," I dunno, I think that's more negative but we use it positively.

Anyway, and "E R" just totally means "Here you are," I don't think it gets much more simplified than that. xD

I think it could mean that it isn't half good, it's more than half good! Therefore it could be positive!

I can't think of more, there's absolutely loads though.

[IdiotStorm]

in Florida, my family says "y'all" (you all), "yumptoo?" (want to?), and "cheetyet?" (did you eat yet?) that's really all I can think of for now

[kurokaito]

ehh bradda!!! yeah ton of ppl talk moke here in da 808 state!