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London word

innit

A conversational tag seeking agreement or emphasis.

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Meaning

Innit developed from isn't it but can function more broadly in London speech as a tag inviting agreement, marking shared understanding, or adding emphasis.

Pronunciation and grammar

Pronunciation: /ˈɪnɪt/

Part of speech: tag and discourse marker

How it is used

It is common in informal conversation and does not always match the grammar of the preceding sentence.

Register: Informal British English, strongly associated with London youth speech.

Examples in context

  • That was busy, innit?That was busy, wasn't it?
  • You know what I mean, innit.You understand what I mean.

Important context

Using it in formal contexts may sound overly casual or imitative.

Related meanings

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Source

Oxford Learner's Dictionaries: innit

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