raleighnut
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Although I probably should have posted this'
Listen from 4.00 minutes on and it'll make sense
View: https://youtu.be/D9FBQ1O5F8k
That would require a pronunciation vigilante, Accy. But are you sure that's not just a Lancashire accent?Does he correct spoken grammar mistakes? If so i'd like him to have a word with BBC Radio Lancashire about their presenters,who keep pronouncing such words as child,wild and mild with a Y in the word! It's getting so bad that i have to turn the radio off to escape it. When they read out the weather report and say it'd going to be miYld today,it drives me crazy!!
That would require a pronunciation vigilante, Accy. But are you sure that's not just a Lancashire accent?
That would require a pronunciation vigilante, Accy. But are you sure that's not just a Lancashire accent?
What a nobber
He should channel his anger elsewhere than greengrocers' apostrophes. Something useful instead of this pathetic nonsense
My reply to grammar drama queens - 'Oh diddum's, did I hurt you're feeling's? there, their, they're.
There's LOADS of 'Lancastrianisms' that really get my goat. The over-emphasis on the T sound at the end of any word annoys me immensely. I also wince whenever I hear 'an ah wur agert'. It makes me think such people should be locked up.The main culprit is from Sheffield. He'a on air now.http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/player/bbc_radio_lancashire. I don't hear the Y much in east Lancashire,it's more south Lancs and Manchester, which was south Lancashire up till 1974.
There's LOADS of 'Lancastrianisms' that really get my goat. The over-emphasis on the T sound at the end of any word annoys me immensely. I also wince whenever I hear 'an ah wur agert'. It makes me think such people should be locked up.
The Pronunciation Wars of the Roses?The main culprit is from Sheffield. He'a on air now.http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/player/bbc_radio_lancashire. I don't hear the Y much in east Lancashire,it's more south Lancs and Manchester, which was south Lancashire up till 1974.