Sheffielders are very fond of the idiosyncratic collection of words and phrases that are only used by those living in the Steel City.
However, the distinctive Sheffield dialect is becoming less commonplace, and it is in danger of dying out if those living in the city do not use it regularly.
With that in mind, we asked Star readers to share their favourite Sheffield word or phrase in a bid to preserve them for generations to come.
We received over 600 hundred suggestions, and we have narrowed it down to 13, which you can view below.
5. Si thi
Si thi means to say goodbye, to see the person later. It is a contraction of 'see thee'. It was nominated by several Star readers, including Julie Smith | National World
6. Put wood in oyle
Put wood in oyle means to ask someone to close the door. 'Wo tha born in a field' means the same thing. Nominated by Star readers including Judith Ann Parker | National World
7. A reyt bobbydazzler
A reyt bobbydazzler, meaning anything striking or outstanding, often used to mean you look great. Nominated by Star reader, Justine Turner | National World
8. Owtfnowt
Owtfnowt, or owt for nowt, to mean you won't get something for nothing. Nominated by Star reader, David Baker | National World