A Geordie expression meaning 'yes, of course' or 'absolutely' — a firm, enthusiastic affirmative straight from the northeast of England.
A Geordie expression meaning 'yes, of course' or 'absolutely' — a firm, enthusiastic affirmative straight from the northeast of England. Geordie is the dialect spoken in and around Newcastle upon Tyne, and 'we aye' (sometimes written 'wey aye') is one of its most recognisable exports. It's emphatic and warm, not just saying yes but saying yes with conviction. If a Geordie says 'we aye,' there's zero ambiguity — they're absolutely on board.
'Did you watch the match last night?' 'We aye, man — brilliant from start to finish!'
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(Geordie, Wearside, Durham, Northumberland) A positive yes, of course.
A Geordie expression of emphatic agreement or affirmation — essentially 'yes!' or 'absolutely!' The 'aye' is the standard Geordie/Northern English form of 'yes,' and 'man' functions as a general address term in Geordie speech, similar to how 'mate' or 'lad' might be used elsewhere.
(Geordie) yes!.
(Scotland) yes, OK; used to state agreement.
(Geordie) A positive yes, of course.