Have ye a wing?
Got a penny? Derry for 'any money going?' The traditional reply is 'Are ye tappin?'.
Have ye a wing for de bus?" "Are ye tappin' again?
Shall I translate it into posh English for you, mucker?
Ah, you've found me in the library. Here it is in posh English.
"Might you spare a penny for the omnibus?" "Are you begging once more?"
Questions
What does have ye a wing mean in Ireland?
Got a penny? Derry for 'any money going?' The traditional reply is 'Are ye tappin?'.
How do you use have ye a wing in a sentence?
“Have ye a wing for de bus?" "Are ye tappin' again?”
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