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Vernacular: up north
Colloquialism: yinz
Translation: y'all
ex. I saw a video and I thought yinz would enjoy.

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vernacular: New Mexico
colloquialism:"Orale"
Translation:ok/fine/alright
Ex. Orale, we will do it like that then.

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vernacular: Michigan
Colloquilism: fudgies
translation: tourists
example: theres more fudgies around now that its warm.

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Vernacular: Canada
Colloquialism: Hang a Larry
Translation: Take a left
Example: Eh, at the stop sign hang a larry.

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Vernacular:  Kentucky
Colloquilism: Pop
Translation: Soda
Ex: Ay bro go get me a pop.

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Vernacular: Scotland
Colloquialism: Aye
Translation: Yes
Example: Aye, I know her.

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Vernacular: New York
Colloquialism: Brick
Translation: when it is very cold or freezing. ex: ´I´m not going outside today its brick out there¨

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Vernacular: Sydney, Australia
Colloquialism: Arvo
Translation: Afternoon
Example: We have practice this arvo.

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Vernacular: Arizona
Colloquialism: Raspados
Translation: Shaved ice/Snow cone
Example: We went and got some raspados while at the park.

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Vernacular: Maine
Colloquialism: Bug
Translation: Lobster
Example: Did you see that bug I caught the other day?

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Vernacular:  Florida
Colloquialism: Buss/Bussin
Translation: Great food/Delicious Food
Example: That steak was bussin.

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Vernacular: Alabama
Colloquialism: Pot luck
Translation: A lot of food at a family feast
Example: Who all is going to eat at the pot luck tonight.

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Vernacular: South Carolina
Colloquialism: Youngins
Translation: kids, young people
Example: Have you picked up the youngins from school yet?

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Vernacular: New Orleans, Louisiana
Colloquialism: Shotgun
Translation: A single story house that is usually divided into two separate living quarters where there is a long single hallway running through the entire house.
Example: This family lives in a shotgun house.

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Vernacular: Boston, Massachusetts
Colloquialism: Packie
Translation: Liquor Store
Example: "Have you gone to Dorgan's packie on East Broadway? It's got some wicked selection."

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Vernacular: American South/ Texas
Colloquialism: dad gum it
Translation: darn/d*mn it
example: Dad gum it can be used to replace virtually any swear word in Texas. Stub your toe? Dad gum it! Lock your keys in your car? Dad gum it!

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Vernacular:  Livingston Parish, Louisiana
Colloquialism:  Cuz
Translation: Friend
Example:  Though it likely was once short for "cousin",  "cuz" is now used in exchange for "friend." Hey, cuz! What have you been up to?

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Vernacular:  Cockney Slang of London England
Colloquialism:  Chirpsin'
Translation:  Flirting
Example:  He thinks he's chirpsin' but he has no chance of being her boyfriend.