What does the above phrase mean - I saw a group of urban youth congregating recently (unfortunately I've moved to south London) and one of them kept repeating 'braaa braaa'
Also can anyone explain where phrases such as 'oh my days' or why 'bare' is used as an adjective. Or why if you make a statement you can sometimes get the reply 'is it?'
examples:
'there are bare women in the park' (apparently a reference to quantity not nakedness)
youth A 'I'm going to Tesco'
youth B 'Is it?' (seemingly meaningless reply that apparently isn't a question'
some other youth cracks a joke or does something silly 'Oh my days!'
Also can anyone explain where phrases such as 'oh my days' or why 'bare' is used as an adjective. Or why if you make a statement you can sometimes get the reply 'is it?'
examples:
'there are bare women in the park' (apparently a reference to quantity not nakedness)
youth A 'I'm going to Tesco'
youth B 'Is it?' (seemingly meaningless reply that apparently isn't a question'
some other youth cracks a joke or does something silly 'Oh my days!'