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............you find out that they speak a totally different language to you.........
:shock:
I'll explain.......now since Sheddy and I got together I have met most of his family apart from his Nana, and today was the day of the first visit to meet the famous Nana. Now Sheddy as first born grandchild is by far Nana's favourite, but unfortunatly this doesn't mean that his girlfriend are automatically liked by Nana, so I was a little worried about what she would make of me. confused
So off we set down to deepest darkest Cheshire to pick up Sheddys nipper and then head off to see Nana. As soon as we get in the car, I noticed that Sheddy was refering to Nana as Nanar, but I just put it down as a Sheddyism and didn't say anything about it. Little did I know what I was about to encounter........ confused
So we arrive as NanaHQ only for Sheddy to start talking it a totally different language........I'm not just talking about accents, the words and phases he was using were totally foriegn to me and I was left totally bemused as to what was going on. Somehow or other despite not understanding a single thing I was actually a hit with Nana and she now wants me to move in (or that was what I interpereted what she was saying! redface )
Now I was of course a little bemused, but after dropping the nipper home and setiing off back to PKHQ I question the Shedster over what he was talking about, only for him to be surprise tha I couldn't understand what had been going on for the last hour or so. He in turn was surprised that I couldn't understand them.
Now just to give you an idea of what I was dealing with I'll give all you nice folk a quick beginers lesson in Sheddy speak.........
Gam won.....................'going home'
Shippin.........................'a type of farm building' apparently dunno
Snappin.......................'food ie sandwiches'
Esshole.......................'fireplace'
Bloody country bumpkins........couldn't understand a word.............
lol
rotflmao A bit like the Black Country folk then PK.... They speak a different language around here too :lol2:
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deepest darkest Cheshire
lol

:shock:
an you didnt even call for a brew rolleyes
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rotflmao A bit like the Black Country folk then PK.... They speak a different language around here too :lol2:

Oi yow dow knock us yamyam's lol
Seriously tho it's amazing how even in one county there can be several different accents.
Black country folk are often called brummies in error and to a black countyrman thats an insult and vice versa lol
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Black country folk are often called brummies in error and to a black countyrman thats an insult and vice versa lol

Too bloody right its an insult :shock:
I managed to confuse all my friends and those that i work with thanks to the sudden re-emergence of my australian accent....managed to keep that covered up for years and then one day i just couldnt cover it anymore....i can now though
My Australian accent only tends to come out once I have had a drink :lol2:
I talk with the accent if im talking to someone whos australian but i can always cover it back up again after the conversation....but that time i couldnt for days.
You have an australian accent shireen?
Certain words have an Australian twang to them... I lived there for almost 6 years and have Australian nationality biggrin
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Certain words have an Australian twang to them...

They do that sport wink
rotflmao rotflmao
Mooovies wink
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rotflmao rotflmao
Mooovies wink

Shrimp
Baaaaaaaaaaaarbie
I grew up around the accent and developed a thick one myself when i was younger, when i started school i decided to cover it up so i wouldnt be different to the other kids (awww?) now i just carry on covering it up because its just a habit
Fantastic! Sounds just like going home!
Dustner tell me she dunner like thee- she costner cost she?
....goes away, baffled by Stoke grammar, or should that be Nanar?
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Dustner tell me she dunner like thee- she costner cost she?

rotflmao rotflmao rotflmao
exactly..........this is the type of talk I'm refering too, I haven't got a clue what you're on about, Sheddy tried to translate it for me but I'm still confused....... confused
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Dustner tell me she dunner like thee- she costner cost she?

rotflmao rotflmao rotflmao
exactly..........this is the type of talk I'm refering too, I haven't got a clue what you're on about, Sheddy tried to translate it for me but I'm still confused....... confused
The inner ist thee? Thees soft in the 'ed!
:giggle:
Did she call you Duck though?
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Dustner tell me she dunner like thee- she costner cost she?

rotflmao rotflmao rotflmao
exactly..........this is the type of talk I'm refering too, I haven't got a clue what you're on about, Sheddy tried to translate it for me but I'm still confused....... confused
bloody posh bird's rolleyes
dont know how sheddy put's up with you hun wink
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bloody posh bird's rolleyes
dont know how sheddy put's up with you hun wink

damn I never get it right........French I'm pretty much fluenent at and my Spanish isn't too bad.........but Sheddylanguage has got me totally stumped.......they didn't teach that one at school....... lol