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Here's a guide to how to speak Estuary English, like wot I talks!
awss - a 4 legged animal on which bets can be made
eye-eels - a ladies shoes
tan - the big smoke, London
wonnid - desired, needed, wanted by the police
Furrock - where Lakeside shopping centre is
I'm sure you can add more to this list
Love all the varieties of English including estuary but as I'm strictly an RP girl I can't thnk of anything to add to your list. smile
Overheard near a river yesterday.
"I wanna go dahn to the waw'ah"
I had to be dragged away muttering "There is a T in waTer!!!!!"
Ok I'm a snob biggrin:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
Overheard near a river yesterday.
"I wanna go dahn to the waw'ah"
I had to be dragged away muttering "There is a T in waTer!!!!!"
Ok I'm a snob

We put two T's in water in Derbyshire lol
North Notts:
bredwabontblack: the toast was burnt black.
gizzabit: could I have a piece of that please.
smile
Quote by stockinglegs
Overheard near a river yesterday.
"I wanna go dahn to the waw'ah"
I had to be dragged away muttering "There is a T in waTer!!!!!"
Ok I'm a snob

We put two T's in water in Derbyshire lol
what a waste! one T-bag is always quite sufficient
The kids I work with all think I "talk posh" but I don't think I do. I did have elocution lessons as a kid, so maybe it's just force of habit.
I was very impressed when one of the littlies told me "you talk like Shakespeare cos you use dead big words"
rotflmao
Quote by noladreams30
The kids I work with all think I "talk posh" but I don't think I do. I did have elocution lessons as a kid, so maybe it's just force of habit.
I was very impressed when one of the littlies told me "you talk like Shakespeare cos you use dead big words"
rotflmao

Or should that have been "big dead words". lol
Better not tell the little mite that Shakespeare probably had a Black Country accent biggrin:D:D:D:D
Quote by foxylady2209
The kids I work with all think I "talk posh" but I don't think I do. I did have elocution lessons as a kid, so maybe it's just force of habit.
I was very impressed when one of the littlies told me "you talk like Shakespeare cos you use dead big words"
rotflmao

Or should that have been "big dead words". lol
Better not tell the little mite that Shakespeare probably had a Black Country accent biggrin:D:D:D:D
:lol: Just brilliant... wish I had thought of that at the time!
cort a panda - what MacDonald's sell
I was born in Rotherham South Yorks, but have lived in Oxford 28 years.. I talk "poshish" but apparently when I get excited.. I slip back to the north...
Which happens quite a lot at the moment!!! wink
Quote by stockinglegs
Overheard near a river yesterday.
"I wanna go dahn to the waw'ah"
I had to be dragged away muttering "There is a T in waTer!!!!!"
Ok I'm a snob

We put two T's in water in Derbyshire lol
rotflmao :rotflmao: :rotflmao: Tha no's!