Watch New Vikings Players Get Hilariously Confused About Minnesota Slang

We have some unique slang here in Minnesota and it's always funny to see people struggle to figure out what in the world we're saying. Some people who had this experience recently are some new players for the Minnesota Vikings.

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Top Minnesota Slang

There are quite a few words and phrases that we Minnesotans have. A travel blog called Enjoy Travel shared a list of 7 Minnesota slang words and phrases to sound like a local. Let's see if you know them all.

'Oh, for cute' is the equivalent of 'adorable'.

'Uff-dah' is used as an exclamation. For example, if something is physically difficult you might say 'uff-dah', or if a friend is telling you about a rough day you might say 'uff-dah' in response.

'You betcha' is just a way to agree with someone or something.

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Wherever you might use the phrase 'holy cow' or 'jeez Louise' you could also say 'holy buckets'.

If someone says "Hey, you budged!" they're talking about someone skipping ahead in a line. Don't be a budger.

Skol is a word used when cheering for the Vikings! WCCO writes that Skol is actually from the Swedish word 'skål' which Gregg White, Executive Director of the Swedish Council of America, says "'was a greeting of warmth and camaraderie.'"

It's not Duck, Duck, Goose, it's Duck, Duck, Grey Duck. End of story.

One that's not on Enjoy Travel's list that really should be is Ope.

Ope is like 'oh', 'oops', or 'excuse me'. Commonly used in the sentence 'Ope, let me sneak right by ya.'

Minnesota's Vikings Players Don't Know Minnesota Slang

Recently, the Minnesota Vikings shared a video of some rookies having no idea the definition of some of Minnesota's most popular slang words. Check it out!

They'll get the hang of it eventually!