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Meanings of oi in English
Usage of oi in English
1
Thou knowst better nor oi wheere he be likely vor to be.
2
Well, sir, oi be main sorry as it has turned out so.
3
Anyhow oi would chance it, and perhaps they wouldn't find me out.
4
Sit ye down here, for oi'm a-goin' to spake plain the noight.
5
You need a bit more of the book learning, say oi.
6
So oi makes off as hard as oi could arter him.
7
E lawe i ke a'o a malama, a e 'oi mau ka na'auao.
8
Her's a good-enough lady, oi reckon: only a bit too proud.
9
If it hadn't been for her oi would ha' cut it long ago.
10
As thou knowest thyself, oi ha' bin a chaanged man sin she coom.
11
A loife vor a loife, that's what oi says, Maister Ned.
12
He haven't got man's strength yet, and oi can work for us both.
13
I-oi, huh-huh! There is a sound as if of crackling fire.
14
Sound as in Sound as in oi oil ou out oy boy ow now
15
And if it gives oi any problem then I'll hammer it out into horseshoes.
16
But oi doan't know how bad he be hurted yet.
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Oi through the time
Oi across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common