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nae-borra
What does nae-borra mean?
Scots for 'no bother.' The all-purpose Scottish 'you're welcome / no worries / don't sweat it.' Slots in wherever an Aussie says 'no worries.' Said fast, almost one word.
"Cheers for the lift, pal. — Nae borra, any time."
Frequently asked questions
What does nae-borra mean?
Nae-borra is a Scots phrase meaning 'no bother' — it's all good, no problem.
How do you use nae-borra in a sentence?
"Cheers for that." "Nae-borra, any time."
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