If you love Derry Girls, you’ve probably already enjoyed all three seasons! It can't be denied, the Derry lingo is truly one of a kind, so to help our friends across the pond, we’ve put together a list of our favorite sayings from the show - along with their meanings!
Here's a list of 'Derryism' and their meanings:
2) Dry your eyes: Stop moaning
3) Wise up: Don’t be stupid
4) Stall the ball: Stop what you’re doing
5) Ye poor critter: Someone who evokes sympathy
6) Ye must think I came up the Foyle in a bubble: You must think I’m stupid. Foyle refers to the River Foyle in Derry).
7) He’s such a dose: A dose means someone is annoying
8) I feel a bit bokey: I feel sick
9) You're quare and green: Are you being serious?
10) Dirty brute: Something that you feel is bad
11) Sandwiches like doorsteps: A sandwich with very thickly cut slices of bread
12) I’m mortified: I’m highly embarrassed
13) If she was chocolate, she'd eat herself: Referring to someone who is conceited
14) Happy days: To be pleased about the situation
15) Gaff: House
16) Waine: Child
If you liked these, then you’ll love our favourite catchphrases from the season 3.
1) "Jesus, this looks class! This Scottish drag queen takes on the entire English Army."
2) "I asked me Ma to light a candle."
3) "I've seen corpses that are a better colour."
4) "Things got a bit too bomby."
5) "If you're that hot, you should at least have the common decency to be a bit thick."
6) "If you vote yes, your allowed to swing both ways. You can be Irish. You can be British. Or you can be Bi."
7) "How many pieces of Communion do you think you would need to swallow to eat a whole Jesus?"
8) "Truth is Declan, they’re from Derry."
9) "Your face should be a criminal offence."
10) "I've read through thon introduction 30 bloody times - I'm still none the wiser."
We bet you're wanting to rewatch the show for a laugh or two - the final season is available for international fans to stream on Netflix.
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