Eeyar

[bodie]

Lol  no no no

it is not just Here you are,  or there you are,
it is also  there you go and attention please or listen up or even used like a guess what

I can't describe it any better and am stumped now as i can't convey to you it's meaning.

[Semicolon]

how do you spell it?

I googled "eeyar" but dunno

Is it a word or a phrase?

You know when you say it before you speak, like "eeyar, do you know where my crisps are?" or when you're giving someone something?

does anyone know what I mean and if so, how do you spell it?

Heya! It is derived and a slang form of "Hey" or "Hey you"

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[Adam]

how do you spell it?

I googled "eeyar" but dunno

Is it a word or a phrase?

You know when you say it before you speak, like "eeyar, do you know where my crisps are?" or when you're giving someone something?

does anyone know what I mean and if so, how do you spell it?

Heya! It is derived and a slang form of "Hey" or "Hey you"

No that's a different thing, it's not that



Icequeen yeah I think that is it, ere yar

[Adam]

and yeah bodoccea knows exactly what I mean. must just be used in certain areas of the uk or something

[Scrapheap]

how do you spell it?

I googled "eeyar" but dunno

Is it a word or a phrase?

You know when you say it before you speak, like "eeyar, do you know where my crisps are?" or when you're giving someone something?

does anyone know what I mean and if so, how do you spell it?

Don't know, but it sounds like something a scouser would say.  just sayin'

[Al Swearegen]

Oh my bad 

[lutra]

Could it be a derivative of/from; 'bear with me'?

Um, but ja, maybe missing the nail's head altogether here. (Ai Dutzh, zee.) 

[bodie]

Could it be a derivative of/from; 'bear with me'?

Um, but ja, maybe missing the nail's head altogether here. (Ai Dutzh, zee.) 

lol,  nope it's not that either i just wish i could string the right words together to explain properly.

['andersom']

Could it be a derivative of/from; 'bear with me'?

Um, but ja, maybe missing the nail's head altogether here. (Ai Dutzh, zee.) 

lol,  nope it's not that either i just wish i could string the right words together to explain properly.

Has it become a kind of stockphrase, to replace all those combinations of words that are being used without people thinking about the meaning of those words?

Lol  no no no

it is not just Here you are,  or there you are,
it is also  there you go and attention please or listen up or even used like a guess what

I can't describe it any better and am stumped now as i can't convey to you it's meaning.

Sounds a bit piraty to me btw. Pirate English taking over. ARRrrrrrrr

[Semicolon]

Don't know, but it sounds like something a scouser would say.   just sayin'

Sounds a bit piraty to me btw. Pirate English taking over. ARRrrrrrrr

Pirate scousers are hijacking the English language.

[bodie]

In all honesty i can't imagine a scouser saying it - they talk like they are about to gob on the floor 

Pirate -  yes