This an amazing insight and brief history of how language came about a he his a great presenter does anyone know what he his upto now great thanks for uploading all these parts
In Sheffield, (part of the West Yorkshire dialect) some of these words mean different things To threeap means to try to win in an argument, screik means to shriek And hoo does mean she but the regular pronoun is shoo A brat is a child's pinafore rather than an apron (the word for that being appron)
Sheffield has the same accent as Worksop and Chesterfield. It is the capital of the North Midlands and is only administratively "Yorkshire". You hear Duck as opposed to 'luv'. People wishing it was real Yorkshire like Leeds are in fantasy land, the same as those who wish that the born and bred Cockney Rod Stewart was really Scottish just because he wore tartan lol
Brilliant,spoken aw them in Abram.words like tha con San fairian,or what thi Anover et doin n yonder,or who thi anover towd thi that.Cowl pickin Ont rucks.what a great life we had in Abrum ,Krankwood un plonklone,such Germanic words like”astu gett’n ony gelt,gelt being German for money,and astu is a near one for have you in old German.it goes on.cheers
This an amazing insight and brief history of how language came about a he his a great presenter does anyone know what he his upto now great thanks for uploading all these parts
In Sheffield, (part of the West Yorkshire dialect) some of these words mean different things
To threeap means to try to win in an argument, screik means to shriek
And hoo does mean she but the regular pronoun is shoo
A brat is a child's pinafore rather than an apron (the word for that being appron)
Sheffield has the same accent as Worksop and Chesterfield. It is the capital of the North Midlands and is only administratively "Yorkshire". You hear Duck as opposed to 'luv'. People wishing it was real Yorkshire like Leeds are in fantasy land, the same as those who wish that the born and bred Cockney Rod Stewart was really Scottish just because he wore tartan lol
Brilliant,spoken aw them in Abram.words like tha con San fairian,or what thi Anover et doin n yonder,or who thi anover towd thi that.Cowl pickin Ont rucks.what a great life we had in Abrum ,Krankwood un plonklone,such Germanic words like”astu gett’n ony gelt,gelt being German for money,and astu is a near one for have you in old German.it goes on.cheers