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My 'nae' meant 'not any', though it can also mean 'no', I think.
'Naw' means 'no' (as in the opposite of 'yes')

Reminds one of the saying (at least over here): What part of "No" don't you understand?

This may help

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlUUXz7ZScA

We can all get back to normal life now. And we wonder why there are so many linguistic differences.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/groundhog-day-2012-punxsutawney-phil-sees-shadow-staten-island-chuck-doesn-t-article-1.1015878?localLinksEnabled=false

Aristophanes -Honestly, I had no idea ! This was about FIFTY years ago !!
I only knew about the `knockers up` who used to knock on bedroom windows with a long pole in the days before alarm clocks. M

My goodness AQER!
How do you people understand each other!? Or do you? I couldn't make out anything the mob with the pram were saying. The high hats weren't much clearer.
Our Newfies are quite eloquent by comparison.

Hi Syzygy
This programme has been showing on British TV for ages. When we first saw it we got about one word in three but now understand almost all of it- it's literally like absorbing a new language.

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