Buzz·Posted on Jan 12, 2017Are You Fluent In Mancunian?"Me stomach thinks me throat's cut."by Hattie SoykanBuzzFeed StaffFacebookPinterestTwitterMailLink 1. What would you call... Getty Images Bacon bap Correct Incorrect Bacon bap Bacon sandwich Correct Incorrect Bacon sandwich Bacon butty Correct Incorrect Bacon butty Bacon muffin Correct Incorrect Bacon muffin Correct! Wrong! It's a bacon butty! Via Getty Images 2. When would you use the word... Getty Images When something contains flavourings derived from the herb Mentha longifolia Correct Incorrect When something contains flavourings derived from the herb Mentha longifolia When you're describing something that is good Correct Incorrect When you're describing something that is good When you didn't quite understand what something meant Correct Incorrect When you didn't quite understand what something meant When you need to freshen your breath Correct Incorrect When you need to freshen your breath Correct! Wrong! You'd use "mint" to describe something that is good! "Mate, those trakkies are dead mint!" 3. What would you mean if you described something as... Getty Images It's disgusting Correct Incorrect It's disgusting It's exciting Correct Incorrect It's exciting It's suspended in air Correct Incorrect It's suspended in air It's delicious Correct Incorrect It's delicious Correct! Wrong! You'd use "hanging" to describe something disgusting. As in, "Ew, I got with a bloke last night that was proper hangin'!" 4. What would you do if someone told you to... Getty Images Sit down Correct Incorrect Sit down Go away Correct Incorrect Go away Give them £1 Correct Incorrect Give them £1 Down a shot Correct Incorrect Down a shot Correct! Wrong! You'd use "do one" when you want someone to go away. A charming alternate to "fuck off". 5. When would you use the word... Getty Images To describe a rumour a lot of people are discussing Correct Incorrect To describe a rumour a lot of people are discussing When you're feeling anxious Correct Incorrect When you're feeling anxious When you're feeling excited Correct Incorrect When you're feeling excited To describe a popular person Correct Incorrect To describe a popular person Correct! Wrong! You'd use the term "buzzing" when you're feeling excited about something. As in, "I am buzzin' for the gig tonight." 6. And when would you use the term... Getty Images When something smells weird Correct Incorrect When something smells weird When you've given up Correct Incorrect When you've given up When something is very big Correct Incorrect When something is very big When someone is being mean Correct Incorrect When someone is being mean Correct! Wrong! You might use the term "well snide" when someone is being unreasonably mean. "Nah, miss. Don't give me detention, that's well snide." 7. What would you do if someone said... Getty Images Make the person who said it a cup of tea Correct Incorrect Make the person who said it a cup of tea Make cups of tea for a group of people Correct Incorrect Make cups of tea for a group of people Make yourself a cup of tea Correct Incorrect Make yourself a cup of tea Venture off to a brewery to make the finest beer Correct Incorrect Venture off to a brewery to make the finest beer Correct! Wrong! You would make the person who said it a cup of tea. Via Getty Images 8. When would you use the term... Getty Images When something is being fixed Correct Incorrect When something is being fixed When someone's being kissed and groped Correct Incorrect When someone's being kissed and groped When someone is getting drunk Correct Incorrect When someone is getting drunk When you're going to relax Correct Incorrect When you're going to relax Correct! Wrong! You'd use the term "getting fettled" when describing something being fixed. As in, "my car's in the shop getting fettled." 9. When would you use the term... Getty Images When someone curses too much Correct Incorrect When someone curses too much When you're praying Correct Incorrect When you're praying When you're pleading with someone Correct Incorrect When you're pleading with someone When you're making a promise Correct Incorrect When you're making a promise Correct! Wrong! You would use "swear down" when making a promise. As in, "I swear down, I didn't batter him." 10. What would you mean if you said... Getty Images It's similar Correct Incorrect It's similar It's gorgeous Correct Incorrect It's gorgeous It's expensive Correct Incorrect It's expensive It's raining Correct Incorrect It's raining Correct! Wrong! You'd say "it's spitting" when it's lightly raining. "Let's not go town, it's spitting now." Via youtube.com 11. What would you mean if you said... Getty Images You're sitting/standing too close to me Correct Incorrect You're sitting/standing too close to me You're convincing me Correct Incorrect You're convincing me You surprised me Correct Incorrect You surprised me You're annoying me Correct Incorrect You're annoying me Correct! Wrong! You'd say "peckin' me 'ead'" when someone is annoying you. Via Getty Images
