Speak English in the Black Country by PaulT



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That apart Mrs Lincoln, did you enjoy the play

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Posted 30 Oct 2014, 07:17 #1 

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Dave
LOL!

Bit concerned that "Wazzin" means throat, as round here it means something a lot different! Having said that, as Coseley boy myself, pleased to see that they've got "tuth" for tooth, as clearly that is how you pronounce it! Shame they didn't mention "welly clemmed" although I guess it's not medical as such, although if a patient was "welly clemmed to jeth" then perhaps it might be!

Posted 31 Oct 2014, 09:50 #2 

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Trebor
torkin about tuth there ay and never as bin an r in bath ayetha, orl seems a werste o munney
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Posted 31 Oct 2014, 18:16 #3 

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Dave
Can't disagree with that! :)

Posted 31 Oct 2014, 19:07 #4 

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Duncan
This could be an interesting thread to start on the Midlands Nanomeets forum.
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Posted 31 Oct 2014, 21:37 #5 


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