10 Phrases That Only Make Sense to People in Texas

If you're new, Subscribe! → kzbin.info_c...
In Texas, we have a language all our own. So Chaz decided to interpret some of the most common phrases you'll hear in Texas.
Go here → keyj.com
Like us → / therock108
Follow us → / therock108
Get our newsletter → keyj.com/newsletter/

[@chrisbartos3352]

People that visit Texas say WHATABURGER, us Texas folk say WATERBURGER...LOL

[@Potato-if7hh]

y'all this so true

[@variousJnames]

CHRIS BARTOS Yep! I’m fixin to go to Waterburger, y’all want anything?

[@derekbradley5950]

If i could like this a million time i fucking would

[@kairozartstudio]

thats true. Growing up I thought it really was called Waterburger.

[@odinstrom3989]

RIP Whataburger sellout

[@colingraham7059]

I’m from Texas,and did not realize that other people don’t say fixin to lol 😂

[@iamvalr]

Colin Graham SAME

[@lolahpeppers]

I love the state of Texas and all the wonderful people and the accent, but I grew up in Virginia and it's not super common, and mostly older folks who say it, but ya'll and fixin' to are both used.

[@Mk90579]

Me 2

[@poshdutchess]

Oklahoma does too

[@applelaptop_3198]

I say fixin and I’m from South Texas

[@fayfay5476]

Who’s Texan and watch this 🤘🏻

[@witcliefgarikai8188]

Hold my beer and watch this 😂😂😂

[@justsomemenacingcat5700]

hello

[@jackwilliams687]

howdie

[@anonymousalien9800]

Hell yeah

[@TatisRingwormCreme]

Howdy!

[@mamichula1177]

“I tell you what” 😂😂😂

[@MsMagpie56]

I use this one all the time! Born Texan here.

[@thiskidneedstobemoist1289]

People don't use that outside Texas?

[@iansorola5285]

Pronounced “I’ll tell yuh hwaaat”

[@richlive11]

Yessssss

[@mamichula1177]

This Kid Needs To Be M O I S T idk 😂 I live in a small town called buffalo gap lmfao haven’t been out of Texas yet

[@_kev.mojo.jojo_]

You forgot “y’all’d’ve” Example: “we were all fixin to go together if y’all’d’ve just waited!”

[@laylajanicek5698]

So true 😂

[@FormedGlitch]

Sometimes I feel like I'm making up words when I go full-on-Texan

[@wordforger]

Contractionception!

[@fastkat7]

True 😂

[@lcooperhunter]

Yes!!!!!

[@carolprice9473]

I am English and spent some months in Texas. I just loved Texas and the Texans. Great people.

[@Trooper-tr6zi]

Would you be okay if we seceded? We have our own culture and dialect were kinda like what canada is to the u.s anyways (Though legal means of course)

[@sassytbc7923]

Carol Price i have spent a decent amount of time in the UK. I even went over to Gretna Green to get married. Awesome folk, awesome food..

[@mattiehaas9595]

so when you watched this video did you hear an accent because either he doesn’t have a texas accent or in just used to it

[@IdratherbeinHobbiton]

Well thank ya!🤠

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Yep ! Same here . I'm from UK and found Texas ( and the South ) is last bastion of good manners and general kindness to strangers - and that is regardless if they're black or white ! Also for boxing fans Texas was home to George Foreman and late great Cleveland Williams ( RIP ) and Roy Harris of Cut' N Shoot !!

[@callantyran6067]

Welcome to Texas were every soda is a Coke

[@txrebel3620]

Callan Tyran 😂😂🤘🏼

[@batonrouge5150]

I'm from Louisiana, I say this also.

[@codyeakinsbradley]

Did a few semesters of high school in Michigan and had to ezplain the "coke" situation after eecieving a coke instead of DP. And always thought it was just a Southern thing til I went out to Tennessee and noticed that we really are our own thang

[@lancedyer3268]

Callan Tyran my mom gets mad at me cause she does that and she only likes Dr Pepper and she calls them cokes and I grab a coke and it pisses her off I do it on purpose

[@connor2669]

Except Dr Pepper. Dr Pepper is in its own category

[@jmoya780]

You know your from Texas when half of your examples involve beer."hey I'm fixin to get some beer" lmfao

[@han_vas1527]

jacob moya you know your from Texas when you know what H-E-B stands for and you know for a fact that Buc-ee's is the best gas station ever

[@grizzlyer2200]

aND pEGGY nearly nobody knows what heb stands for in texas but yeah bucees the best

[@grizzlyer2200]

Tex Conway nah i was born in texas and dont know what it stands for but idgaf about it anyway, maybe its just us teens who dont know though

[@cottoncandyaddict]

I watched this while drinkin' a beer lmao

[@cottoncandyaddict]

@@han_vas1527 HEB the store? Or HEB as in Hurst-Euless-Bedford?

[@CailinnNoT]

This one is an insult my grandma likes to say... "I wouldnt wear that to a dog fight"

[@jennywhite3508]

TheWayOf Cailinn I’ve e heard they before lol

[@catluva74]

Another weird insult I heard was.... "Their as useless as a three legged pig in shit" when talking about dealing with a fucktard.

[@kermitbearden7142]

One from my mother, "Why don't you just go and break out in a rash". Another "That's just as funny as a crutch"

[@margricks]

Another one my grandmother used to say _ Don't wear that until it's ironed. It's as wrinkled as a dog's hind leg"!!!

[@alexmathewmendoza]

I'm a born and raised Texan I've been saying y'all since I started talking

[@johnblair765]

David Crockett said it best - Y'all can go to hell but I'm going to Texas.

[@corninyourpoop]

Yes 😆💙

[@Mk90579]

Alredy there lol

[@josefsstationrc6064]

Hell=California?

[@miracleaniaaa7208]

Yessss!

[@wordforger]

@@josefsstationrc6064 He was talking to the people of Tennessee when they voted him out of the governorship.

[@destinytv1636]

PROUD TO BE A TEXAN🇨🇱

[@landrytaylor8408]

Same

[@Chris_catholic]

That's the Chilean flag

[@elmelon6217]

Amen

[@christophercott8517]

That's the flag of Chile. Quit embarrassing us.

[@Anna-tg9he]

Quit embarrassing us that’s the flag of Chile

[@stacywilkins8978]

Born and raised in Texas... grew up saying caint (for can't), yella (for yellow), warsh (for wash), seer-ul (for cereal)...and Waterburger (for Whataburger)...something my granny passed down to me...lol😊😊😊

[@jerryfarmer5737]

Go Red Raiders!

[@kairozartstudio]

That's hilarious. The only one I don't recall ever hearing was the All Hat and No Cattle, but the rest are spot on. Course, I'm from the Dallas/Fort Worth area, so... I hear this alot, "if it were a snake, it would have bit me!" another phrase is, "Gon' git!" when you tell someone or something to get lost. Gon' git.

[@kennethmullenix]

Ayyyy 817,972 Funky Town,AggTown to Big B,plus we still say stuff like calling Jordan's "Tennis shoes",a refrigerator is also a "icebox",shooda,cooda,wooda,that dog dont hunt. And many mo

[@louie115]

he forgot "country mile" im from corpus but also lived all over dallas metroplex some years ago.

[@joemiranda1404]

I know this 5 years old but should do a part 2 of this. You missed some really common ones like “Riding shotgun.” - Riding passenger next to the driver “Dig in your heels.” - Take a tough stance “To mend fences.” - To make peace with someone you have a disagreement with “Hold your horses.” - Wait a minute. “I’m on the fence about it.” Being undecided When there is heavy traffic saying - “Somebody left the gate open down there.” “Take the bull by the horns” - Face your troubles head on. “I wouldn’t bet the ranch on it.” - Something that probably won't happen “Don’t have a cow!” - Don't over react Calling someone a “Maverick” - They are nonconforming or won't do as everyone else does “Till the cows come home.” - A very long time "Bless your heart" - Polite way we Texans use to insult someone You mentioned "Y'all" but what about "All Y'all" - Y'all referring to a few people and All Y'all referring to a large group of people lol! And last but not least my favorite Saying something is “BS” or "BullShit" - It's nonsense P.S. How could you forget these? "Howdy" - Texans way of saying hello "Over Yonder" - An undetermined distance, usually over where a person is pointing

[@Beerissmoke12]

How true is this! San Antonio, TX baby!

[@mattcelder]

Go spurs go!

[@MexicanPride226]

SA tineeee

[@AnakinSkywalker-mi5cz]

Woooo!

[@mid-sizesedan488]

H-Town

[@mccdrew7012]

I have never been more confused than when I ordered a diet coke in Texas and they asked me what kind of coke and started naming off completely different sodas.

[@Doggmatic_]

well....what kinda coke did you want?! 🤣 Jk

[@d3v3nmc18]

When it comes to drinks Pop= not a word for drinks Coke= what kind there’s many Tea= sweet tea

[@billiebossanova8095]

I am born and raised in Texas and sometimes people will be like I want a coke and I’m like what kind 😂😂😂

[@ivorybow]

I lived in Romania for many years and I taught English to Romanians. I always prefaced my classes by telling them I would be teaching them very proper English, but distinctly Texan. There are some Romanians running around there calling people y'all, and fixin' to get ready, and might could cook dinner and then, "do what?"

[@louie115]

lol!!!!!

[@laslw]

You're a true hero, sir

[@kieramorton3604]

I've said every single one of these .😂 and I am from texas

[@ronmorris2443]

We use these a lot in Indiana as well

[@han_vas1527]

I feel like me and you are in completely different parts of Texas BC these don't apply to me or anyone I know

[@texaswildmen4212]

+david cathorne dont you dare try and compare shitty north indiana to Texas.

[@jesman1985]

Damn straight.

[@demonikthegreat4486]

Kiera Morton same here lol

[@variousJnames]

Proud Texan here! Houston....but og locals almost always say “Uston”

[@anaandrewrodgers2361]

We use some of those expressions here in Australia, “I wouldn’t trust someone as far as I could throw them”, “more bark than bite”, and in Melbourne we say, “if you don’t like the weather, ,just wait a few minutes “.

[@tarenblevins6958]

I have often said Texas is the Australia of America, everything wants to kill you, including the trees.

[@randlebrowne2048]

@@tarenblevins6958 Between the pollen and the mesquite thorns, that last part is true!

[@tomswinburn1778]

The similarities are striking. Texans and Aussies have much the same attitudes. And if you have either as a friend you should thank your lucky stars. Both will go to the wall for you.

[@matthewmorgan8672]

How did you leave out the most misunderstood Texas phrase... “bless your heart” Us northerners assume y’all are being sweet when it’s said... I know better now 😒😂

[@lostinsauce4515]

Haha bless your heart

[@iamexisting5992]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha Ooooooh I’m Texan and I’ve heard it in nice ways and in well what you mean I’m cracking up!! What’d you do to make ‘em tell you that! Hahahahahahahahahahahaha I’m laughing so hard right now!

[@iamexisting5992]

Yeah. They’re basically calling you dumb in nicer way sorry... 🤣🤣🤣

[@jackwilliams687]

We have to keep some phrases to ourselves.

[@amymaliga1674]

It really depends on the context of the situation. If you see someone crying because their bf/gf broke up with them and you’re trying to console them then you could give them a hug and say, bless your heart. You’ll know when it’s meant to be a negative 😉

[@marijanewernsman6134]

Great list! I’m sixth (maybe seventh) generation Texan, and we have four generations of Aggies in the family (but that’s another list for Aggie talk). Here’s a breakdown in my family for “y’all”: Y’all=one person Both’a y’all=two people All’a y’all=three or more people “Both’a y’all go to the store or all’a y’all won’t have nuffin’ to eat! Dr (no period) Pepper is the only soft drink not a coke. Also, because I grew up in Corpus (don’t add Christi unless you’re a d*$m yankee), I like to drink my Dr Pepper at Waterburger, then go across the street to shop at H-E-B for y’all’s Bar-B-Q.

[@jjackson5823]

God bless Texas, from Odessa!

[@katm5903]

hey!!!! Me too!!!!

[@zacharyjarrells7084]

I’m from Southwest Virginia and almost all of these apply to us too. A lot of Texans have Appalachian ancestors, so I guess that makes sense.

[@mylovesongs2429]

It probably applies to all Southern states. The accents sound different, but the expressions are mostly the same. I love y'all southerners!

[@pennystevens70]

I'm from NC, us too.

[@redalawson3897]

“I used-ta-could drink a whole 12 pack but now I CAINT****” 😂😂 I don’t know if that’s Texan but my whole family says caint instead of cant 😂 howdy and blessings from Houston partner🤠

[@meghill4537]

cain't and dawg. Dawg tarred.

[@Etuffly]

Yep. I caint do that. We called my great aunt “Aint” My granddad called ghosts “haints”

[@IzzyKawaiichi]

Pro tip: The only right answer to "What kind of coke do you want?" is "Dr Pepper."

[@katm5903]

lmao so true!

[@joshuaparis4617]

💯

[@victoriacarter6467]

The north being anything above Texas 😁

[@witcliefgarikai8188]

Hie...am Witclief from Russia...am a black guy....I would love to have someone to practice Texan with......+79882159650

[@kermitbearden7142]

"Are you American?" No, TEXAN

[@ImpeachObamaASAP2010]

@@kermitbearden7142 yer gd right.

[@HeavymetalHylian]

shoot I consider Austin the north lol

[@victoriacarter6467]

@@HeavymetalHylian me too!!🤣🤣

[@Turbo1985]

Not from Texas, never been to Texas... and yet, that all made sense to me... DUN DUN DUNNN!!! 😉 🤣 I'm from Suffolk, England where we also have "a way with words" including but not limited to... these exact phrases or some kind of variation on them. But they were all understood and made sense to me 👍👍

[@oussamamohsin6069]

I miss hearin it. Im about to cry

[@k.mccaleb1214]

Where y'all Texans at?

[@rickydick5431]

Mexia

[@aprilwycherley]

Abilene

[@AKHWJ3ST]

Round Rock

[@ChristMinistries4]

I say “yall” sometimes when Im only talking to one person 😂 also, I sometimes include myself in yall

[@mikenazworth6734]

Technically y'all is singular... "All y'all" is plural 😊

[@AKHWJ3ST]

@@mikenazworth6734 I hate to argue with another Texan over grammar, but y'all is a contraction for you all. "You" being plural as it is used in English grammar, meaning "you and all the rest. As in you, the wife, and the kids and grandma. Y'all! Y'all come for Thanksgiving. If it is not used like that, it's a dead give away that you haven't lived here for very long. I never in my life ever said "All y'all". We say "all of you" never "all y'all". It's only been in recent years since the northern invasion, that I've even heard that expression.

[@annabellelecter1926]

Oh my god. No wonder my fiance says I have an accent. I didn't realize it....TEXAS

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Annabelle Lecter mine says the same lol.

[@mocskoskukorica]

this aint accent but dialect, huge difference bro

[@corninyourpoop]

Me too. And that's why I'm here y'all!!!

[@angelamcclelland7498]

Thanks for the info, I would love to visit Texas one day - seems like an amazing and friendly place and so diverse! Best wishes to Texas (and the USA!) from a Scottish lassie :)

[@tomswinburn1778]

And I wanna visit the Highlands. My family tree has some deep roots in Scotland. (as well as other parts of Great Britain)

[@Etuffly]

I visited Scotland. The Scottish people loved Texans. Texans loved them. I think it is because both Texans and Scots are very independent and somewhat “separate” from their larger united country/kingdom.

[@ItsMrBlu]

I'm born and raised in Vegas and I have been saying most of these all my life! 😂 one thing I do notice that I seen in any videos is how often Texans refer to a lot of things as "deals" like "hey can you help me with this deal over here"

[@chrismcdaniel6035]

hold my beer y'all I'm fixin to do this right quick

[@sabercruiser.7053]

im fixn for dale III

[@AntagonistVisionII]

Awesome Dimebag Darrell drawing. Also, some of my Californian friends doesn't understand that some of those phrases used in this video are mainly from Texas. They believe I adapted from certain areas in Los Angeles but I'm over here thinking, "Y'all don't even know what your sayin'". Anyway, proud Texan and proud of my roots!

[@stellascott9552]

Hi

[@donnaemerson3313]

You forgot-- crack the window, crank the engine, can you carry me to the store, looks like we are fixin to get some weather

[@heatherwarrenne7201]

Here in the UK we have' She's all fur coat and no knickers' which I guess is a version of all hat no cattle :)

[@Jinkyuu1999]

I'm from Texas phrases I heard "You heard" "Giggem" "Sickem" "Wreckem" "Yonder over there" "Reelem" Whachay talkin about!". This one is much rare to hear "You say" "Do say" Sometimes when I'm surprise I catch myself say "Really!" I don't know if that phrase is exclusive from Texas but they are many more phrases! Dimebag \m/!

[@i.drink.dirty.bong.water.]

Sick Pantera reference. 🤘🏼

[@Jinkyuu1999]

@@i.drink.dirty.bong.water. Horns up \m/!

[@i.drink.dirty.bong.water.]

@@Jinkyuu1999 Always bro! Much respect. 😄

[@borrioboy6272]

Half of the phrases you mentioned "wouldn't trust him more than I could throw him" those ones. They sound like the kinda stuff my papa used to say

[@whitewolf8644]

I’m a Brit and we say, wouldn’t trust him as far as I could throw him. But, The rest no....I don’t know what you saying, but I like the way you say it!. 😂

[@tomswinburn1778]

I love the Brit accent. Or should I say accents. There are many, and I love em all. At 70+ years I've spent far too long trying to erase my Texas twang. I now, finally realize I should have embraced it. Gotta love the New Yawk accent, the Joisey way of speaking, the Boston pronunciations. They're all dying, and homogenization is NOT a good thing.

[@whitewolf8644]

@@tomswinburn1778 aww noooo…the Texas twang is one of the best accents on the planet! And yes New York and Jersey are very distinct too lol. There’s no mistaking them from anywhere else! 😂. accents in general are just brilliant imo, and are a good conversation starter when someone notices you have a different accent👍🏻

[@jadam4036]

I’m from up north and we use some of these too but I love Texas, I wanna come down there one day 🥺🥺😊

[@janettamcgee8124]

Y'all ought to. We're fun and friendly.

[@brodysdaddy]

Number 11: "Around to it." - I'll fix the sink when I get around to it.

[@pukes138]

Don’t forget tump!!! As in “watch that water glass or it’s gonna tump over”

[@IdratherbeinHobbiton]

Texas! Best country in the U.S.!

[@Artst2010]

"if you don't like the weather wait ten minutes " works in NH as well. "hold my beer " is used in New England as well

[@afastcuda1970]

Poster of Dimebag Darrel in the background "Getcha pull".

[@johnathansmith9059]

It's 2 years later ..and halfway through the comments you were so far the only one who noticed that hand drawn Dime pic lmao

[@420Alrighty69]

When I don't hear what someone says I say "Who died?" Lmao

[@rubyfrias4432]

I'm I the only one that doesn't understand... Comment: well only Texas people understand clearly Me: I from Texas... P.s also from the southern Texas

[@EmmyV2002]

I'm from Central Texas

[@pamelam1101]

I’m from southern Texas, Houstonian :)

[@billiebossanova8095]

Pamela McDermott same 😁😁

[@tynaleite1732]

Howdy!!!!! Loved the vídeo. I am a Texan living in Brazil and this really made me feel back home. My students are always asking me to talk about Texas, so you are definitely going to get viewers here. Thanks so much.

[@Likeafoxow]

Sometimes we also say "all'a y'all," which is very redundant when you think about it, but it just feels right.

[@sleepylaila1377]

City people - Crayons Us Texan people - Crowns (crayons in an accent)

[@EmmyV2002]

I use Crans

[@pamelam1101]

Crayons but crayuns sorta for me?

[@pamelam1101]

It depends

[@katm5903]

@@EmmyV2002 I do too and get hell for it lol

[@jaygonzalez8575]

Yea thats exactly how we tawk and the words we use!

[@cielohare6612]

Jay Gonzalez damn right 😂😂🙆🏽‍♀️

[@joycedunn120]

Had someone from Texas ask me "have your ID"?, I said thanks you too. Thought he said "have a nice day"😂. And when I was asked if I wanted "eyes tea" I said "what kind if eyes"??😂😂😂

[@birmanets]

I like Y'all. In Ireland we never say this. We say Yis all, Ye all or Yous. Even a common word like "Hi". We always said just "Hello" or "Howaya". In the 90's we were amused at American tourists greeting us with a loud "Hi". Now "Hi" is commonly used in Ireland whereas it wasn't when I was a kid. I guess TV and interaction changes words.

[@O-cDxA]

I've got one : CHADUNE. Chadune, y'all ? A shortened way of saying " What is it that you all are doing, all of you ? "

[@jacobwiley3206]

You got it right on. The only thing I would have like to hear is anyword that ends in ing, forget the g.

[@pamelam1101]

Jacob Wiley YES PERFECT ALL THE TIME

[@pamelam1101]

Except for the word “fucking”

[@pamelam1101]

Wait no even that applies most of the time

[@jocelynswindoll5907]

I’m from Texas and I didn’t realize that most of the things on the list weren’t said everywhere!! 😂

[@FunWithBobbyBalistic]

I had this Egyptian friend in college. She spoke very good English. One day I asked her what she was "fixin' to do" amd boy when I tell you she had no clue what I was saying to her I mean it. I was shocked because I didn't know what was so confusing about what I said! Yes, I'm guilty of every single one of these sayings lol.

[@RandomNamejagddjxuossn]

Lol. This is spot on. West Texas oilfield right here!

[@mr.t6142]

God bless The Lone Star State !! 🤠

[@cal4720]

I live in southwestern louisiana about 20 miles from the border, (close to orange) and I knew everything. The area is essentially texas.

[@tomswinburn1778]

There IS no difference in the food. (caveat). We, most of us don't do chicory. Gumbo and catfish are everyday fare in that region and should be worldwide. Just don't spill the beans about Gulf shrimp. Hang on to those we have left.

[@user-zf4ii3kj5w]

Coming from somebody who was practically raised in Texas the only thing we say from that list is “y’all” and “do what” 😭😭

[@charlenecummings4730]

all hat no cattle is used to describe the city boy in the dance hall with a big hat, perfect manicure and drives a little sports car. a wanna be.

[@Andrewy27]

Charlene Cummings no it means what he said, the guys is all hat without any cattle, he talks big but has nothing to show for it.

[@catluva74]

I lived in Texas for 7 years and never owned a cowboy hat or boots.

[@mohammeda9827]

Wreck'em Tech!

[@rebeccamejia3530]

Mohammed Al-Wazir UT!;!

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Longhorns

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Hook em horns

[@88Mucho]

Mohammed Al-Wazir gig em’

[@christophercott8517]

Go Mean Green

[@stevehawke9819]

1. Fixin' to. 2. All hat and no cattle / All bark and no bite. 3. Might could. 4. I wouldn't trust him any further than I could throw him. 5. Y'all. 6. If you don't like the weather, wait 10 minutes. 7. Do what? 8. What kind of Coke do you want? 9. Hold my beer and watch this! 10. Used-ta-could.

[@barbaralee1387]

Omg!! This is SO TRUE!! 🤣🤣 even when you go to a different southern state, each state has its own sayings lol, when I lived in Georgia a few years, every one would look at me crazy sometimes lol!!

[@f1rehawk99]

Its just "hold my beer"

[@killaj2k281]

No we do say watch this sometimes

[@giuseppegodzilla9242]

I've lived in Texas my entire life and I haven't heard most of these phrases lol. I can tell you that "y'all" is huge here though. I almost never say "you guys" cause it just sounds so unnatural lol.

[@katm5903]

I say both lol. A couple of those longer phrases I think are old timers things because a couple girls I work with say the weirdest things and I'm like wth lol.

[@dansmith935]

Travel tx is huge

[@SteveSilverActor]

Thanks for these! I grew up in Florida, and I think many of these words and phrases are part of a general Southern dialect, especially the use of "y'all", "Coke", "might could". I've heard, "Wouldn't trust him... throw him" outside of the South as well. However, "Big hat, no cattle" sounds very Texan :-)

[@guyeshel9316]

"If you don't like the weather, wait 10 minutes" Haha my favorite

[@Rocketninja200]

None of these phrases are uniquely Texan. I've heard them all over the South.

[@DrGerbils]

Yeah, but that's just because everyone wants to sound like a Texan. :D

[@alexslife5651]

Steve's Mathy Stuff

[@argentinatroxel769]

nether have i

[@gabeh9252]

They were unique to Texas, but since we have the internet now our terms are used in many places.

[@ronmorris2443]

And the North

[@katmanduxo-qs8zy]

Gday from Australia! Love the accent

[@alonxr6227]

1) I’m from mississippi and I have always used this for my all 6 years in Texas :). 2) Nah not really for me lol 3) my launguage 4) never heard of it 5) eerbody says that in Houston 5) never heard of it 6) ALLLLLLL THE TIME 7)sometimes 8) never ever 9)litterly use both in mississippi and now in hou :D

[@kooroshariaei4962]

Wow! that was perfect. I really liked it a lot. Thanks, bro.

[@f3v060]

Wow I’m the only Jamaican here but I love how Texans talk

[@cielohare6612]

Dream Johnson yooo i love y’all Jamaicans man. I’m here in Texas but my dad is from the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean😂and he tries so hard at that Jamaican accent. He still just sounds like a country ol’ Texan Spanish boi. When I try to do the Jamaican accent, they say I’m pretty good but sometimes my Texan accent peaks through...sometimes even when I talk in Spanish😂🤣

[@f3v060]

Cielo H lol

[@f3v060]

Cielo H thank you

[@willmawonkatiktok476]

I’m from Texas and yep I say all these things🤣

[@melitawarren7036]

darlingretrosweetheart me to

[@KelleyFrye]

In the summer in Texas, we say, "hotter than a blister bug in a pepper patch!"

[@kiyoraka3537]

waterburger, "well aint that a btch", outt'ere, aint want nun'a dat, etc are in my normal vocabulary lol

[@travisterry6288]

Ya Texas Tech go red raiders.

[@zombee1238]

i have only said fixin to and y'all and im a texan

[@toddholmes3575]

That'n (that one)

[@TheDeceptionWithin]

this just made me miss Texas, lived there as a kid n loved it

[@DrGerbils]

Y'all is what they say in Georgia. Texans say yall. If you can't hear the difference, maybe you ain't as Texan as you think.

[@franciscogarcia955]

DrGerbils I'm texan

[@loveyhernandez5203]

Wym

[@deca241]

Here in Houston it sounds more like a "yaw"

[@ThyyyCoercitor]

Steve's Mathy Stuff that makes no sense

[@Snubzii]

Nahhh y’all is east coast

[@sernani99]

What bout cattywampus?

[@ameliamitchell8096]

I'm from Yorkshire, England and we say a few of these x

[@candicefree6986]

Might could!?! I didn't even realize I say that!!! What!?! Hilarious! Do what??? Yesss I say that all the time. My friends make fun of me for it hahaha! I love this video

[@lizvill73]

Y'all act like this don't apply in Oklahoma. It's okay. We're used to it.

[@jesman1985]

Okla what??

[@redneckturtle771]

Oklahoma is Texas's little brother

[@codyeakinsbradley]

Y'all have a god dang ole college named after people who fucked up and and were denied honesteading rights because thet couldn't hold their horses

[@christianalexanderthegreat8941]

Oklahoma is just another Texas county.

[@annmariearceneaux1198]

I'm from texas. And I don't understand any of the phrases... •_•

[@stxfishing7864]

im a hot doggo you’re probably in a big city or a border town

[@annmariearceneaux1198]

TickingClock 67 naw I’m in south texas

[@janahlauren1651]

Same i only understood like 3

[@BTB1337]

yall ain't from texas or y'all'd've understood these

[@han_vas1527]

Me neither......also hello fellow Lin fan

[@carlhall2563]

He speaks the truth. I heard all of these going up around Galveston county TX.

[@laylajanicek5698]

Born and raised in Texas. I use y’all way to much 😭 and I use might could all the time 😂

[@kuruggu6678]

im texan and i don't understand most of these

[@ZackDukeGorham]

Most of these are just Southern words. Texas is big but it’s not the whole south.

[@rkempson1177]

Excluding Florida (which ain't really a righteous part of the south) 75% of the entire south will fit inside the borders of Texas.

[@ZackDukeGorham]

And? Texas is larger than most European nations!

[@tommytruth7595]

Florida is just south NY today.

[@shawnbishop9811]

I have a friend in Georgia and a bother in North Carolina. They don't use these there.

[@texasboy9018]

I agree

[@lindseyhendrix2405]

the amount of times I’ve used “I wouldn’t trust him as far as I could throw him” or “I wouldn’t trust him as far as I could throw this whole building” and then I just KNOW that person is trying to figure out what on God’s green earth that means and why would I be throwing anyone let alone a whole house 😂

[@brownwhaledriver]

We don’t drive by minutes, we drive by beers. How far away are you? 3 beers! Ok, see you in an hour.

[@petlovers9030]

brownwhaledriver lol

[@aRandomMug]

these are used all over the place... I hope this guy would delete the video so he doesn't make a fool of Texans, if it isn't too late.

[@texasboy9018]

me is nerd i agree

[@raelockletree3858]

LMAO calm down dude

[@Chris_catholic]

You can't fit all the seasons in one day Texas:hold *Burp* my *burp* beer *burp*

[@pamelam1101]

LilMarshmallow DUDE EVERY COUNTRY TEXAN

[@hunterkendrick6294]

Such a great video, I’m from Houston I love this video thanks

[@davidgeorge1294]

Number 11. I'll tell you one thing. Well, when you gonna tell me? All ready did.