Pirates baseball tailgate

[Jim Lampe]

Kurt, what does n'at mean??

 

[Sean H]

Kurt, what does n'at mean??

It's Pittsburgh-ese for "and that." It's a pretty common turn of phrase in the Burgh. I've lived away from there for 14 years, and it's still a common part of my vernacular.

 

[Jim Lampe]

kinda like aina hey?

 

[Sean H]

kinda like aina hey?

Yes! Or like "and whatnot," as is used in Philly.

 

[Andy Beers]

Sounds like a great day