aye up !

[johnny.5]

do any of you ever utter this expressionn ?

[4getmenot]

er no

[funnygirl]

Yeah mon!

[whiffey]

As in "ey up Chuck".

Yes, loads.

[DarkMajes71c]

yeah when i spend any time with my northern friends up north.

[logic]

yes it is used a lot in this area,
It can mean many things, depending on how it is pronounced,
ie: Hello, or, I say, or, look out, etc.

[dot.hawkes]

I use it when something i thought was not going well turns out a success, e.g. I am looking for a pair of shoes in the stockroom and some bimbo has put them in the wrong box, so i start looking in other boxes, the same style in a different colour maybe, and low and behold I find the red pair in the black pair's box, and I would then say ' aye up' or sometimes even 'aye eye', which is a more lancashire saying