Some shows are about characters. Others are about twists. And a few shows are about brutal, violent, often deadly machinations. Netflix’s blue-hued crime thriller Ozark is undoubtedly a member of the third group. Well, Jason Bateman didn’t win Emmy for the show’s direction in vain. The show saw its end this year, and it was rather satisfactory. Fans were so much connected to the show that’s running since 2017 that it was hard to say goodbye. Even the actors couldn’t let go of it till now.

Earlier, Jason Bateman and Julia Garner talked about how badly they miss the show and shared their happy-sad moments on and off the stage of Ozark. Even we couldn’t get over the show properly. As fans, we often talk Ozark language. The slangs in the show were so appropriately used and were so hilarious at the same time that it just got stuck in our mouths. But if you are a Newbee and still aren’t acquainted with the show’s slang, don’t worry. Jason Bateman, Laura Linney, and Julia Garner are themselves here to teach you some. So hunker down and have fun learning.

Jason Bateman along with Giggles and Bubbles is here to teach you Ozark slang

In a recent YouTube video posted by VanityFair, Jason Bateman, Julia Garner, and Laura Linney teach the fans some of the most popular words from their crime thriller, Netflix Original drama. Julia Garner, the ruthless and always ready to kill- Ruth Langemore, is Giggles in the video. And Laura Linney aka Wendy Byrde is Bubbles. To start with, the first word they got was ‘Nari’, which means ‘Not any, Ever.’ To use it in a sentence, bubbles took her chance and said, “It was nari time, when I didn’t want to work with you.”

‘Buggy‘ and ‘Smidgen’ came up next. While the first one means a shopping cart, the second one translates into something that’s small. So next time when you go for a smidgen shopping, don’t forget to carry a buggy. Also, make sure there’s no ‘jarfly’ or cicada in your cart else people at home will get madder than a wet hen. Further, next time your dad does something annoying and you want to curse (in a fun way of course) but mom is there, you gotta say ‘Dad gum it!!’ Or you will lose the right to be addressed as a true Ozark fan.

The entire video is right here. Get your white light, loosen up a little and learn some of the best slangs with Jason Bateman and co. Comment down below your favorite Ozark slang and keep the fun going. All 44 episodes of this show which handle business with merciless efficiency are now streaming on Netflix.