Irish people typically say "nae" to mean "no," while "ken" is a Scottish term meaning "know."
It means, "yes" (you would say it when responding to something someone said)
Yeah now watch me whip, whip, now watch me nae nae..........
"Nae Nae" is a popular dance move that involves a bouncing motion using one arm and leg while the other arm is extended out. The term is derived from the song "Drop That #NaeNae" by WeAreToonz, which popularized the dance move.
"Is mar is cóir" means "what will be will be" in Irish.
"In Irish, you would say "An bhféadfainn dul go dtí an leithreas?" which translates to "Can I go to the bathroom?" in English."
nae
Nae problem.
mo nae
Dangsineun Nae Modeun
"Hi Nae" in Spanish is "Hola, Nae". You would pronounce the name the same way as in English, because it doesn't translate to Spanish.
In Scotland, people might say "nae" or "naw" to mean "no."
Who sings the song nae nae
when doing the nae nae you put one are up and rock with it to go big lexi or fumble the nae nae
It means, "yes" (you would say it when responding to something someone said)
Nae means no.
Och, it's someone who is thrifty, d'ye ken, who does nae like to part wi' his money. Or at least that's how I'd describe it if I were Scottish. If I were American I might say it's someone who's a goddamn cheapskate.
hit the phat whip and then the epic gamer nae nae