Do you think you can talk the talk like a true Minnesotan? It's time to put your knowledge of this state's unique language to the test! Ready for the results? To the quiz!
Question 1/12
pixabay.com
If someone refers to something as "bedder" in Minnesota, what are they trying to say?
It's better.
It's leaking.
It's dead.
Question 2/12
pixabay.com
In Minnesota, a "hot dish" refers to what?
Hot chocolate
Hot cereal
A casserole
Question 3/12
pixabay.com
In Minnesota, "B.O" refers to...
Body odor
Something in need of repair
Someone from out of town
Question 4/12
pixabay.com
In Minnesota, if you're at a "bubbler" what are you doing....
Getting a drink of water
Turning on the sprinkler
Going to the bathroom
Question 5/12
pixabay.com
When someone in Minnesota mentions a "salad," they are actually referring to...
A mix of greens and vegetable
A dish comprised of jello, fruit, and marshmallow
Anything grown in a garden
Question 6/12
pixabay.com
If someone in Minnesota asks you to "channel it" what do they want you do?
Summon your mental powers.
Remember something important.
Change the TV channel.
Question 7/12
pixabay.com
What is "closing da light" in Minnesota?
Closing the door.
Turning off the light.
Turning on the light.
Question 8/12
pixabay.com
One of the verbal ticks most frequently used in Minnesota is what?
Doncha know?
Bless her heart.
How bout dah?
Question 9/12
pexels.com
If you're trying to "get on" somewhere in Minnesota, what do you want?
To get hired for a job.
To travel.
To meet someone new.
Question 10/12
pixabay.com
If someone in Minnesota asks you to "give a jingle," what do they want you to do?
Come over
Give them a call
Bring a hot dish
Question 11/12
pixabay.com
If someone is "tirdy" in Minnesota, how old are they?
Twenty
Thirty
Forty
Question 12/12
pixabay.com
In Minnesota, you call a carbonated beverage a _________.
Coke
Pop
Soda
Uh-oh! If you visit Minnesota anytime soon, you'll want to brush up on your slang first. While you might know a few words from this state, you'll need to brush up on your Minnesota language before you can call yourself a slang expert.
C+, Minnesota Slang Slow
pixabay.com
Right!
Based on the results of this quiz, you are Minnesota slang savvy! It's obvious that you know Minnesota slang as well as any state resident. You know that brining a hot dish and a salad can get you in with any true blooded Minnesotan!
B+, Minnesota Slang Savvy
pixabay.com
Right!
Based on the results of this quiz, you are a true Minnesota slang expert! It's obvious that you can talk the talk as well as any Minnesota native. You know that a good friend will always give a jingle, bring a hot dish to the party, and offer up some salad for dessert!
A+, Minnesota Slang Expert
pixabay.com
Right!
1
If someone refers to something as "bedder" in Minnesota, what are they trying to say?
It's better.
It's leaking.
It's dead.
2
In Minnesota, a "hot dish" refers to what?
Hot chocolate
Hot cereal
A casserole
3
In Minnesota, "B.O" refers to...
Body odor
Something in need of repair
Someone from out of town
4
In Minnesota, if you're at a "bubbler" what are you doing....
Getting a drink of water
Turning on the sprinkler
Going to the bathroom
5
When someone in Minnesota mentions a "salad," they are actually referring to...
A mix of greens and vegetable
A dish comprised of jello, fruit, and marshmallow
Anything grown in a garden
6
If someone in Minnesota asks you to "channel it" what do they want you do?
Summon your mental powers.
Remember something important.
Change the TV channel.
7
What is "closing da light" in Minnesota?
Closing the door.
Turning off the light.
Turning on the light.
8
One of the verbal ticks most frequently used in Minnesota is what?
Doncha know?
Bless her heart.
How bout dah?
9
If you're trying to "get on" somewhere in Minnesota, what do you want?
To get hired for a job.
To travel.
To meet someone new.
10
If someone in Minnesota asks you to "give a jingle," what do they want you to do?
Come over
Give them a call
Bring a hot dish
11
If someone is "tirdy" in Minnesota, how old are they?
Twenty
Thirty
Forty
12
In Minnesota, you call a carbonated beverage a _________.
Coke
Pop
Soda
