2024年3月16日 · John: Bout ye. Mary: I’m good, thanks. You? 10. Buck eejit — we all know one. A silly person. Technically you could just call someone an eejit, but the “buck” in front adds …

Bout ye. Meaning: (Expression) The expression “bout ye” means “how are you doing?” in Irish slang. Example: Bout ye, dear? Let’s hang soon! Bucketing down. Meaning: (Expression) …

2020年5月25日 · 9. Bout ye – a Belfast favourite. Hello, how are you? This is one of those Irish phrases you’ll hear a lot in Belfast. Example: John: ‘Bout ye?’ Mary: ‘I’m good, thanks. You?’ …

2018年11月20日 · Bout ye is if you don't greet someone. with what's your craic, you'll say bout ye, which is just like how about you, like how are you doing, like how are you basically.

2024年3月17日 · 13. Bout Ye? This is generally used as a greeting—a way of saying “How are you?” 12. Up to high doh “She’s up to high doh since she found out she’s pregnant!” This …

2020年9月25日 · ‘Whata boutcha’ or ‘Bout ye’, are common greetings heavily used in the northern province, similar to the more known, ‘what’s the craic?’, which is used throughout the island. …

2003年5月28日 · Bout ye wee doll? Get the bout ye mug. like saying " hello how are you today?" Get the bout ye mug. Common Northern Irish phrase, used for greeting. Mainly used by …

"Bout ye?" The Northern Ireland way to say "how are you?" And that's exactly what the museum wants to know - how are you, and while you're here, tell us how we're doing too. Because this …

2007年12月20日 · 'bout ye is a greeting considered formal in northern ireland. it means something along the the lines of "hello, how are you?" similar to "alright?" used by most citizens of …

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