Sentence examples for but nah from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "but nah" is a colloquial expression and is not considered grammatically correct in written English
It is generally only used in spoken language and informal writing, such as text messages or social media posts. Example: "I was planning on going to the party, but nah, I don't feel like it anymore."

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People are like, "Oh, you have an idea and it'll be on TV tomorrow"—but nah boo, it's years in the making.

Vice

But, nah, football is.

The New Yorker

But nah, I'm still in summer mode.

The New York Times

But nah, I've got my career.

The Guardian - Film

People said it was a publicity stunt, but — nah.

The New Yorker

I'm like, 'It's just my hair.'" Yeah … OK, but nah.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

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But … nah.

The New Yorker

But… nah".

The Guardian - TV & Radio

But yeah, nah, I have no idea!

The Guardian

"But it nah go just drop out of the sky.

The New York Times - Arts

Chung asked "DID YOU TAKE A PIC," and she replied that they should have, but added, "Nah that would be TERRIBLE".

The New Yorker

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