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Slang
15-08-2009, 12:13 AM
Post: #11
Re: Slang
I know.
If you say it as you see it its our dialect haha.

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15-08-2009, 12:35 AM
Post: #12
Re: Slang
Oh Nichola that's sick. I'm sure you get it. Tongue
LMAO I love it. It's surprising but Scottish slang seems similar to over here in a lot of ways.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/northyorkshire/voic...sary.shtml

There's some Yorkshire slang in there.

Some I useĀ  a lot;
Sen - self
tha - your/you
Waint - wont
Chuddy; chweing gum
Cuppa; tea
Chuffed; shocked, happy
Nowt; nothing
eeh by gum; oh my God
faffing; messing about
Gander; look
Jammy; awesome
Bog/lav; toilet
Minging; gross
aye/oh aye; yes/oh yes/oh really


LOL, I love this one; Sh!t with sugar on. Basically means fancy nosh[food].

Dunno, you probably know most of them but I'm too lazy to go through most of them. Tongue

GET THA COAT THA'S PULLED. Tongue
^^ basically, you're in for some WooHoo. Um yeah. XD




LOL, judging by what me and Nichola have posted so far, we must sound so common. Tongue
We need to get some posh English people over here. Sadly there aren't as many as people think. Tongue

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15-08-2009, 12:44 AM
Post: #13
Re: Slang
Haha, PULLED.
I use that saying all the time!
Mingin' is what my sister says Tongue
Cuppa, I always tell my boyfriend "Make us a cuppa love"

Haha, we're such fun Tongue

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15-08-2009, 12:48 AM
Post: #14
Re: Slang
I know, I love it. Big Grin

Though when you say it like day-to-day, you're so used to speaking how you do that you don't really notice how bad you are with slang until you write it all down like this. {rolleyes}

I kinda want to get rid of my slang one day though. I don't like sounding common. Sad

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15-08-2009, 12:51 AM
Post: #15
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Ours are like LAME.

I've been told my accent is country ;P

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15-08-2009, 12:53 AM
Post: #16
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I don't mind because its just where I come from. Its when you're talking to other people you feel a bit weird about it haha.

This is a rough example of how we talk!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5Jcs-urVTU

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15-08-2009, 01:30 AM
Post: #17
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I hate how when I go somewhere outside of North America people think I'm American because Canadian accidents are like the same (Except for a few differences that are hard to notice)

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15-08-2009, 01:37 AM
Post: #18
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Our accent is just known as "Northern" I suppose, because Liverpool has Scouse for example.
Common joke here is "Wiganese"
We don't get out much haha.

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15-08-2009, 01:47 AM
Post: #19
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I just though of another of my slangs.

whenever I start talking fast I say 'Member instead of remember and so many people do this in my family and neighborhood

I LOST MY SIGNATURE! No, Really I did. Sad

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15-08-2009, 01:51 AM
Post: #20
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We miss out 'the' in most sentences when speaking.
EG;
"Nipping shop Mum"

Haha, or say it as t' or th'
Words beginning with A get the 'th' sound.

EG;
"Get in't 'th'ambulance"

Haha, we're strange Tongue

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