LOCATION, Location, Location host Kirstie Allsopp is baffled by Scottish slang after it was handed round in a gaggle chat she’s in.
The actuality TV host, 51, shared her confusion to Twitter which left followers in stitches.
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Kirstie Allsopp shared her astonishment over Scottish slangs to followers in a hilarious tweet.
She stated:”If you end up a part of a Scottish manufacturing group chat ‘N be like aw btw this is the reason”….yup me too, not a bloody clue’.”
Followers have been fast to reply, with one quipping: “Translation: look right here previous chap, one has discovered why…….”
One other giggled: “Oh dwelling, beautiful, beautiful dwelling!”
And yet one more merely put: “Scottish banter is the most effective”.
Kirsty, who co-presents Location, Location Location with pal Phil Spencer, is from Hampstead, London.
The celebs have been internet hosting the present since 2004 and briefly offered a spin-off – Relocation, Relocation – from 2004-2011.
She additionally presents Kirstie and Phil’s Love It Or Record It.
However she’s not the one star left bewildered by Scottish slang most just lately.
Celtic star Alistair Johnston additionally struggled with some phrases throughout Burns evening this yr.
It was when the Canadian defender was given a crash course in Scottish slang by teammate Greg Taylor, which he discovered troublesome to get a grasp on.
The 24-year-old participant was tasked to guess what various phrases and phrases meant, with a various diploma of success.
In an amusing video posted by Celtic TV, the World Cup star could be seen giving it his greatest shot, with “gien me the boak” the primary little bit of slang offered to Johnston on his iPad.
Announcing the phrase virtually completely, Johnston did not have the reply to match on this event.
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