SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
Scruffy and slovenly individuals at Remembrance Day commemorations...if you are going to attend please just take a bit of care about your demeanor and your appearance as best you are able
They learn it from American tv programmes and the innerned
Ha yes. He meant to put US Americans, don't want to blame all the Americas ?'Tune in this Sa'urday for the final of The Voice Twenny Twenny'. Jeez....you can blame the Americans for a lot of things....but that sentence isn't one of them.
In my neck of the woods (N Yorkshire), the "t" (and a lot of other words/letters) get left out of sentences. I used to live out in the boonies a bit and one of my neighbors was an older Yorkshire farmer I would talk to once in a while.....holly cow.....that was a tough conversation to follow. There aren't very people around who talk like that anymore.Ha yes. He meant to put US Americans, don't want to blame all the Americas ?
Actually you may know the geography, obviously a big place but do you agree there is section where the letter "t" doesn't seem to exist - where they drink a glass of "warder"?
I read his comment as "blame" to those who pick it up rather than those in the programmes.
But still probably unfair ?
Yorkshire folk would miss out the ‘the’ as well, would just be “going t’shops“ ??Slovenly pronunciation of 'to' as in "I'm going ti the shops". Seems to be spreading...just irritates
Like..have a likeWhilst we are on the subject of speech irritations like, I get irritated like, when people, like add like unnecessarily like. I’m certainly glad like, that I’m not afflicted like with like, like.
Extinction Rebellion.
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Like...have a like..Man..People who say man after every sentence. One of my co-hosts does it all the time man, like it was a great play man, they really need to win this weekend man. Does my damn head in like.
Absolutely allowable as a dialect...Yorkshire folk would miss out the ‘the’ as well, would just be “going t’shops“ ??
Wont believe it if you dont post it here ??This time last year they were disrupting the centre of London whilst the NFL was in town. I was filming with a TV crew on one of the open-top buses and a group of fans when we stopped near Trafalgar Square. They all saw the camera crew and started behaving like morons trying to get themselves noticed and covered. There is a tremendous out-take where you hear me look over at them and yell "get a bleeping job you so-and-sos." I'll leave to guess what was actually said. But my NFL producer was crying laughing at the footage - of course it never made the film but it's for sure at the front of the out-takes reel.
And the second g most likely. Keep it simple....I like it. Gives the place character. Unlike those mamby pamby southerners with their proper talk....."Money Jerry"!!Yorkshire folk would miss out the ‘the’ as well, would just be “going t’shops“ ??
People who say man after every sentence. One of my co-hosts does it all the time man, like it was a great play man, they really need to win this weekend man. Does my damn head in like.