Manchester Slang

Our kid

• Your children

• Your best friend

• Your brother or sister

• Your son

• Your daughter

Mad fer it

• I like it a lot

• I am angry

• I am hungry

Mint

• A type of sweet

• A herb you use in your cooking

• A flavour of toothpaste

• Very good

• All the above

Make us a brew

• Can you please put the kettle on and make me a cup of tea?

• I would like you to cheer me up

• Help me

Tea

• breakfast

• lunch

• evening meal

dinner

• breakfast

• lunch

• snack

• cup of tea

It's hanging

• She's tired

• He's in pain

• It's disgusting

• It's funny

Do one

• Help me

• Do your work

• Go away

• Make dinner