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Regarding Pirate dialect, what are the grammatical rules for the use of the words "yarr" and "arr"?
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Harr, wench, I use a different dialect, with "Yarr" and "Harr". "Harr" is used before a noun, such as "Harr, mateys!", and typically at the beginning of a sentence. "Yarr" is a general term used to express surprise or disbelief. For instance, when my left arm was amputated in a sword fight with the Queen's best, I was grammatically correct when I yelled, "Yarr!" in pain, fear, and outrage.
Use of "Avast!" is a separate treatise.
