1) I asking her an' she deh like she doh understand what I'm saying (I'm asking her and she's standing there confused as if she's stupid and she don't know what I'm saying
In Saint Lucia, it is a phrase for "that/this is". It literallymeans "that there". It has some uses
1) A joke dat deh mun? (Bro, is that a joke?)
2) Ay-ay, you dat deh?! (Omg, is that you?)
3) Dat deh like a spider! (That looks alot like a spider right there!)
The Dundee dialect was formed in the loud jute mills of the Victorian-era 19th century. The I's are turned into an 'eh' sound, so I'm becomes Ehm. This is unique and peculiar to Dundee. The phrase and song "dee til eh deh" uses local Dundonian dialect words (spelt phonetically) and is used by Dundee FC fans to express their support. It is also found on the back of the current Dundee FC 23-24 season SPFL home shirt.
Dee: Ehm a dee til eh deh! wouldnae see me wi talkin tae an arab, nae chance!
Arab: Eh'll get meh hose and cause some mair "global warming" tae yer pitch ye numpty!