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i say some slang out of memory but most because its jokes get me famalam

i say americans start using northern slang from now on.

ayup duc that tunes fookin rate nice

deesee wrote:i say americans start using northern slang from now on.

ayup duc that tunes fookin rate nice, aye

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AxeD wrote:

deesee wrote:i say americans start using northern slang from now on.

ayup duc that tunes fookin rate nice, aye

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That was especially hilarious to me because that's how alot of people talk around here. Myself included to some extent.

Sheff wrote:

AxeD wrote:

deesee wrote:i say americans start using northern slang from now on.

ayup duc that tunes fookin rate nice, aye

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That was especially hilarious to me because that's how alot of people talk around here. Myself included to some extent.

united or wednesday fan?

Don't really have much interest in football but United easily.
Thats pretty much because all wednesday fans i know are dickheads haha
Yourself?

Haha similar to me, except i'm not from sheffield but my dad is and i've got relatives up there. he used to take me to a few sheffield united games when i was young so i started supporting them

ckzdub wrote: "bullocks"

Hahahaha

AxeD wrote:

deesee wrote:i say americans start using northern slang from now on.

ayup duc that tunes fookin rate nice, aye

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Isn't it > innit

i think its kinda weird but then i remember that most london street slang is american anyway...

northern slang is different cos we're all backwards

london slang is just new york rip offs

americans doing london slang is fair play then

noam wrote:i think its kinda weird but then i remember that most london street slang is american anyway...

northern slang is different cos we're all backwards

london slang is just new york rip offs

americans doing london slang is fair play then

WOT U SAYIN' BLUD?

Out of all the slang, I just feel that "bruv" flows naturally. However, I can't hold myself to saying mate without feeling dumb (from Los Angeles).

guilty

from the time i spend here, i've just picked up a few phrases/words

such as:
proper
badman
big up
cheers
mate
safe
ez

more so when writing, but i find i actually use proper, safe, and cheers when i talk to my friends

i duno, i just genuinely prefer the sound of everything that comes out of your mouths so i think it's natural to adopt a little bit (i've had people tell me that the way i speak english sometimes doesn't sound like american english, maybe someone who moved here when they were in elementary school or some shit, so i consider it a success). also i watch ali g incessantly.

don't use too much when i'm not referring to something music related, though.. 'they were avin it,' 'going off,' 'innit,' 'fancy' (as in i fancy him), 'knickers' (HATE the word panties so this has become my alternative), and all the ones phigure mentioned above.

noam wrote:i think its kinda weird but then i remember that most london street slang is american anyway...

northern slang is different cos we're all backwards

london slang is just new york rip offs

americans doing london slang is fair play then

yeah but there's a lot of london slang which isn't from america.

Badman Juice wrote: yeah but there's a lot of london slang which isn't from america.

this....a lot of the words people are mentioning here arent even really slang, they are standard words possibly said in a cockney/ essex accent.... the kind of stuff you hear across london estates nowdays is proper obscure & nothing but london

so i was chirpsing this peng bit of gash, i got on it and she gave a propa nang hand shandy, but she didnt pay enough attention to me jacobs and she had a badly packed kebab... she was probably a bean flicker innit fam

I think Croydon should be spelled Creydon, to fit with the accent.

some one needs to do a Big L - Ebonics but for london, any takers?