ey up, we're playing in dublin on saturday to fundraise for the families of the ulm 5 to stay in germany for their trial
"EY UP, THAT MAN SAID WE CAN CROSS NOW" said the blind person, being both unexpectedly loud and also unexpectedly northern. And reminding me that I really should consider voice training.
Greeting — "hello" / "what's up?" Quintessentially Yorkshire/Northern. "Ey up, lad."
“ey up, we're playing in dublin on saturday to fundraise for the families of the ulm 5 to stay in germany for their trial”
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“"EY UP, THAT MAN SAID WE CAN CROSS NOW" said the blind person, being both unexpectedly loud and also unexpectedly northern. And reminding me that I really should consider voice training.”
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Expressing Joy. "Eyup! Am ryte chuffed at yer' football teams' victory!"
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Look at that!, take notice of that!
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