Cockney, and PROUD of it :thumbup:
Alright Lav! Haw's it gawn?
You have a cockney accent! The dialect is famed for its occasional use of rhyming slang e.h. apples and pears = stairs.
The Cockney accent has long been looked down upon and thought of as inferior by many, however they also have a reputation for being very friendly, funny, open and honest. You are not alone, there are many famous people who originally came from South East England, such as, Phil Collins, David Beckham, Charlie Chaplin, and Sir Alan Sugar, to name but a few!
dont forget ME !!!
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absolutely !!!!!
alf85
Loc: Northumberland, UK.
They got it wrong, i speak Northumbrian, and like most they thought i was a Geordie, because i come from the northeast of England,and most people from here in the northeast do speak Geordie, but there are two towns that a lot of the older people still speak the old Northumbrian, and they are Morpeth, and Alnwick.
My comment to the site was as below.
You are wrong, i have a Nothumbrian accent, you do not give enough options to choose from, and i speak Northumbrian not Geordie. You lot think England ends at Newcastle.
alf85 wrote:
My comment to the site was as below.
You are wrong, i have a Nothumbrian accent, you do not give enough options to choose from, and i speak Northumbrian not Geordie. You lot think England ends at Newcastle.
As more people make comments, the software should get better.
Cockney?? LOL I grew up in NJ and spent a good portion of my life in the south and in the west. Where did I pick up Cockney? Maybe it's in the genes me grandfather was Liechester(S?) England
sr71
Loc: In Col. Juan Seguin Land
I don't have have a British Accent, I'm an American.
Rich1939 wrote:
Cockney?? LOL I grew up in NJ and spent a good portion of my life in the south and in the west. Where did I pick up Cockney? Maybe it's in the genes me grandfather was Liechester(S?) England
sorry but where is Liechester(S?) or did you mean Leicester ?
bigalw wrote:
sorry but where is Liechester(S?) or did you mean Leicester ?
I will take your local knowledge over my lack of it. I was guessing at the spelling, hence the (S?) :lol:
Rich1939 wrote:
I will take your local knowledge over my lack of it. I was guessing at the spelling, hence the (S?) :lol:
no probs, I weren't sure if that was a place that I didn't know ?? (LOL) Leicester is more or less mid way in the country, top to bottom annd left to right. I'm a biker and there's a pub near Leicester we meet at occasionally, it's name is "The Gate Hangs Well" please don't ask how it got it's name as I haven't got a clue ??? (LOL)
bigalw wrote:
no probs, I weren't sure if that was a place that I didn't know ?? (LOL) Leicester is more or less mid way in the country, top to bottom annd left to right. I'm a biker and there's a pub near Leicester we meet at occasionally, it's name is "The Gate Hangs Well" please don't ask how it got it's name as I haven't got a clue ??? (LOL)
Looks like my kind of place! Well at least it would have 'back in the day'
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