Question for our UK brothers & sisters.

[Skell18]

Its a yoof saying you get me? Usually it means isn't it but its just thrown in at the end of most sentences for no reason. All you need to know is ignore it and listen to the first part of the sentence "I'm going to the shops" is fine, the innit is arbitrary so try to block it out and decipher the welsh accent. If you want to mess with him and he is from south wales, when he finishes a sentence with innit respond with "you knows it!" he will feel right at home

[Crow]

It's pretty annoying, eh
It's pretty annoying, huh
It's pretty annoying, innit
It's pretty annoying, yeah?
It's pretty annoying,

[Ansel]

Personally, I find it really annoying, innit.

Me too!

It's funny. I recently saw a young lady doctor (locum) who seemed to finish most of her sentances with 'innit. I was l like, WTF? :-)

[muddyfunkstar]

Personally, I find it really annoying, innit.

[OregonNative]

It means "don't you reckon?"

Thanks mate! Cheers!

[Reynard]

It means "don't you reckon?"

[OregonNative]

It's the equivalent of saying "eh".

Innit - Isn't It

Thanks!

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=innit

Just saying, innit?

Perfect, innit? Thanks.

... and when a bloke offers you a fag; he's not soliciting you for guay sex.. He's just offering you a cigarette!

Wha?! So I punched that nice elderly man for nothing?! Only joking, I knew that one.

[Crow]

... and when a bloke offers you a fag; he's not soliciting you for guay sex.. He's just offering you a cigarette!

[SnusoMatic]

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=innit

Just saying, innit?

[Crow]

It's the equivalent of saying "eh".

Innit - Isn't It

[OregonNative]

Hes simply calling you an "idiot" so quickly if flies right over your head.

Quite possible PP.

[Premium Parrots]

Hes simply calling you an "idiot" so quickly if flies right over your head.





....guess hes not such a good friend huh?

Hey guys,

First off, no offense is meant here. I have lots of love for our UK brothers & sisters. Quick question.. I've got a friend who is working out here in the U.S, he happens to be from Wales. He is hard as hell to understand 90% of the time, but he always says this one word "innit", and he will just casually toss that shit into a sentence out of the blue. I figured he meant "isn't it", but he doesn't seem to use it during those situations. He says this ALL the time.

Examples:

"I'll meet you at the pub later, innit."
"I'm off to the market to get some food, innit."

What the hell does he mean when he says "innit"? Help an ignorant yank understand.

Cheers!

[OregonNative]

Hey guys,

First off, no offense is meant here. I have lots of love for our UK brothers & sisters. Quick question.. I've got a friend who is working out here in the U.S, he happens to be from Wales. He is hard as hell to understand 90% of the time, but he always says this one word "innit", and he will just casually toss that shit into a sentence out of the blue. I figured he meant "isn't it", but he doesn't seem to use it during those situations. He says this ALL the time.

Examples:

"I'll meet you at the pub later, innit."
"I'm off to the market to get some food, innit."

What the hell does he mean when he says "innit"? Help an ignorant yank understand.

Cheers!