JJ Whitehead Teaches You More Nova Scotia Slang | Pt. 2

Here's PART 2 of JJ's Nova Scotia Slang. A guide to understanding what the f*** we're talking about...
We've decided to give some attention to the grammatical stylings of - Nova Scotia, Canada. What's your fave?
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[@adeliva]

Every plastic bag is a Sobeys bag. Just like how every gaming console is a Nintendo.

[@DoubleJDoubleU]

Thanks muchly. New one comes out in about an hour. I just made a couple cuts that i’m going to put up. Cheers

[@cynthiawebster3376]

This is great, JJ. Thanks for posting! I'm writing a novel about emigrants from Nova Scotia immigrating to America in 1865. I found this not only fun but helpful as well! Awesome presentation!

[@AmbertheHiker]

These aren't NS slang. They are Newfoundland slang.

[@77Cardinal]

Moved to PEI from the States and picked up "desperate", as in, 'it was desperate cold last night!"

[@detroitpolak9904]

I’ve lived in Nevada, Arizona and Florida, and I still get quizzical looks when I say pop. Too much Don Cherry, Ron MacLean, Bob Cole and Harry Neale growing up.

[@detroitpolak9904]

I’m still laughing at “how long you gonna play til” 30 minutes later.

[@Bee-N64]

Lmao the editing is great, good stuff JJ

[@DoubleJDoubleU]

Cheers! New one coming out in about an hour. Cheers

[@XxaxX360]

I use holy mackerel excessively, I love it!

[@detroitpolak9904]

We said HOLY MACKEREL in Detroit A LOT.

[@LiquorballSandwich]

Born and raised in NB. Still here. My favourite was when i was in high school few years back and everyone called the bong bowl a bingly, and theyre takin a hoot not a puff haha. High schools far behind now but i still say them lol One kid used to roll with the glue strip facing away from him and his exact words were "i learned to roll from newfies and theyre all fucked"😂 god i love the maritimes

[@PontiacS.]

Much of these apply in New England USA as well.

[@davidrice8763]

"Any boits yet?".......My NS wife informed me long ago that when fishing, the question means " did you get any bights yet"?

[@angusmackaskill3035]

I lived in Montreal, a nova scotian ex pat moved next door. Omg he was clingy

[@DoubleJDoubleU]

That's not a provincial trait I hope. Unless,....maybe that's why we're still attached to Canada

[@Freddy-ue5zp]

Michelle means might as well

[@Musique986]

Next person to tell me to stay home is gonna see some blazon hands!

[@DoubleJDoubleU]

LOL

[@detroitpolak9904]

We said conniption fit in Detroit

[@wandajollymore651]

You def forgot "ohhhh what a sin"

[@DoubleJDoubleU]

LOL