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| doubleboost:
Ya Reet John |
| Chuck in E. TN:
I am most fortunate to have married a wonderful East Anglia Lass from Isleham, Cambs. She had an uncle and a brother-in-law that were Yorkshire men. I enjoyed many a pint or Gill of malt with both, and became very accustom to their accent. It amazed me how well I understood them when we had a snoot full! I have no problem understanding John... All the best, Mate! Chuck |
| vtsteam:
wut evair....! |
| Ginger Nut:
--- Quote from: DavidA on May 03, 2015, 04:43:35 PM ---Actually, you're all wrong. It isn't an accent, it's a dialect. An accent is when people from different parts say the same standard English but you can tell they are from different parts of the country. A dialect is when people have local words and expressions that aren't use (generally) elsewhere. Dave :D Ducks down behind parapet. --- End quote --- Geordie, Welsh, and Gaelic the true British accents all others are born from European and Londoners who had to use French & German to make up their dielect |
| Pete.:
--- Quote from: Ginger Nut on May 03, 2015, 11:49:00 PM --- Geordie, Welsh, and Gaelic the true British accents all others are born from European and Londoners who had to use French & German to make up their dielect --- End quote --- Oh really? Window in French - Fenetre Window in Welsh - Fenestr |
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