Sinn Sinn

n.

Heard in Dublin

Comes from the Irish Sinn Sinn, meaning yes yes or finished, but is used to lift everyones spirits at the same time.

Someone fell and is slightly hurt" "Are you ok?' 'Yes, of course' 'Sinn sin

Posh English

Are you quite well? Yes, of course. Everything is finished and settled.

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