Bristolian phrases and sayings
1. "Alright my lover?" - A common greeting in Bristol, meaning "Hello, how are you?"
2. "Gert lush" - Used to describe something that is really good or excellent.
3. "Where's it to?" - Asking for directions or the location of something.
4. "Cheers drive" - Thanking a bus driver or taxi driver.
5. "I'm proper chuffed" - Feeling very pleased or happy about something.
6. "Lush job" - Referring to a good or enjoyable task.
7. "I'm going down the pub for a few bevvies" - Going to the pub for some drinks.
8. "Alright my babber?" - Another friendly greeting, similar to "Alright my lover?"
9. "I'm off to the chippy for some scran" - Going to the fish and chip shop for some food.
10. "That's proper mint, that is" - Describing something as really great or fantastic.
Above is Bristolian phrases and sayings.
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