Originally Posted by Dracoro
(Post 8095554)
Which is wrong, the Yorkshire usage of t'<word> is meant to represent "to the", NOT "the".
i.e. I'm going t'shops is fine. I'm going to t'shops is not. Even I know that, and I'm suvvener. :D |
Originally Posted by Bubba po
(Post 8098548)
What a load of bollocks! Stick to what you know. "I'm going to t'shops" is exactly how we would say it in West Yorkshire. :razz:
It should read "I'm going t'shops". :p t' = to the Anyway, I thought norveners were 'ard *******s and not sensitive to little things like correcting how they speak ;) :D |
Originally Posted by Dracoro
(Post 8098864)
Don't you know how to speak your own language?
It should read "I'm going t'shops". :p :D How we would actually say it is "am off tut shops". Which would translate as "I am going to the shops". You southern feejit. :D |
"I'm am off [to the|tut] shops" - so I'm right then? ;)
tut tut. :D or is that to the to the? |
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