*Dons important writing spectacles*
Calling lovely non-Brits!
Have you ever read/heard a British word/saying and had no freakin' idea what it meant? If so, can you share?
We've set up a glossary for our awesome readers and want to include as many as we can before the launch of OverLondon.
While English is a universal language, there are five million permutations of it across the globe and we just want to make sure we're not flummoxing, confuddling, hazing, mazing or befuddling anyone.
Any help will be appreciated with the power of the sun😊
Here's the list so far: https://www.overlondon.net/post/glossary
@georgepenney heh, I have no idea about Yorkshire usage, I just know that whenever "nought" is mentioned I get confused.
If I say: "I understand naught of what you are talking about", would that be a proper way to use it?! 🙃
@eliasr As in the Yorkshire usage? "There's nought to do for it?" Thank you!