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  • Hey, guys, I'm Adam Devine, and I'm gonna be teaching you some Nebraska slang.

  • Xar been ex Arvin is Nebraska backwards?

  • Our main like civic center, I guess where boys to men would play which I saw them fifth grade when Brandi opened up for them.

  • No big deal that it was called the Ex Urban Center.

  • So we're pretty clever in Nebraska.

  • Huskers go Big Red, Baby, I think most people know this one.

  • Huskers, our university, Nebraska Lincoln.

  • That's what all the sports teams are called, and most importantly, our football team, which probably are gonna be national champs within the next 15 to 20 years.

  • De tassel ing.

  • So if anyone like grew up in the Midwest, which I did, you would have to, like, wake up at 5 a.m. and get on a truck with a bunch of strange men and go take off the top little scrutiny booze on the top of ah, corn piece of corn So you'd rip those off and then you come back all bloody and you're like, worth it.

  • I made $13 an hour.

  • The farmer wave.

  • I feel like other people call us like the Jeep waiver the convertible wave.

  • But it's when you wave to someone and they are polite and they wait back like when you're driving to the cornfields and you see a farmer 100% of the time, they'll way back to you.

  • So you just give them a little and they go red beer, baby red beer is just like a beer, and then you put tomato juice in it like Mexicans have Misha Ladas and those air delicious.

  • We sort of do that without any of the delicious spices we have, like the whitest version of Amish a Lotta and it's just called Red Beer.

  • Also pretty delicious, though.

  • Ron Zoe's Who Mama runs his baby runs are like a fast food restaurant in specifically in Nebraska, and they're basically like a meat filled Twinkie.

  • If that sounds disgusting, but it's not sweet.

  • It's sort of like a hot pocket with cheese and ground beef and cabbage, and it sounds gross, and I get that, but it's actually delicious.

  • Oracle of Omaha, My boy, the King himself.

  • Warren Buffett.

  • We call him the Oracle of Omaha because he's from Omaha and he's like this.

  • I think he's like the second richest man in the world or something like that.

  • And he's just really good at doing the stock markets.

  • And Omaha, weirdly has like like the most millionaires per capita, at least, was the fact that I heard when I was a child because of Warren Buffett, because everybody was just like this guy seems smart and invested with him.

  • And then he made everyone super rich except for my parents buggy.

  • Now I didn't know.

  • I thought that everyone called shopping carts like at a grocery store buggies.

  • That's what we call them in Nebraska.

  • And I worked for a grocery store when I was a kid, so I was constantly going like, Yeah, I'll just go grab a buggy, You need a buggy.

  • Do you want me to take the buggy and hope you have your car with the groceries in the buggy?

  • And then I came out here and I'm like, Hey, you want me to grab the buggy and people like, What are you talking about, you idiot?

  • Sandhill er, that's what we call people that live like way on the west side of Nebraska, and they live on the sand hills out there on we call them were like, Look at that sand Hiller and oh, cool.

  • Are you a sandhill?

  • Er see?

  • So it could be used as a derogatory term or like a Hey, what's up?

  • Sand dealers in the house, which I've never said That dude in kiss, that is.

  • Ah, it's like a doo hickey like it's like a little knickknack or a gadget or something.

  • And on Lee, I've only heard like, really old people say this term, like I don't think young people say Do think it's a lot but like you'll catch somebody's like great grandfather and his duty is and you're like it's just a car key.

  • Blackshirts.

  • Yeah, this'd is Huskers.

  • We give our defense on just certain people on the defense that are really killing it.

  • We give them blackshirts toe wear underneath their pads and to be extra bad ass puppy child.

  • Now we eat this in Nebraska, and it's not dog food.

  • And a lot of people like you guys eat puppy trying.

  • I'm like, Yeah, I love puppy child like you guys eat puppy chow all the time.

  • I can't get enough of this stuff what it is, it's not dog food It's Chex mix with peanut butter and chocolate and powdered sugar and all mixed together.

  • And it is.

  • So did bug eaters.

  • That's just something we like to do for fun.

  • Like Thio.

  • I just find him on the ground, and I just start munching high protein.

  • That's not right.

  • It is.

  • Actually the Huskers were called the Bug eaters before we were called the Cornhuskers because we were bad at making names for ourselves.

  • Who would name their sports teams the bug eaters.

  • That's not what you want to be known nationally for doing so.

  • What?

  • Maybe we ate a few bugs back in the day.

  • We don't want to spread that at truth about ourselves.

  • So now we are the Cornhuskers.

  • Thank God, and that's it.

  • And those were Nebraska slang terms with your really, really good friend Adam Devine.

Hey, guys, I'm Adam Devine, and I'm gonna be teaching you some Nebraska slang.

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