buckshot
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Ancient Citizen said:They also have trouble with 'TH' as well. 'Arry always finks fings frough,before 'E frows on free subs, after a lot of fought.
That's the one that gets me. I'll never understand it.
Ancient Citizen said:They also have trouble with 'TH' as well. 'Arry always finks fings frough,before 'E frows on free subs, after a lot of fought.
Are either of you two english? Dropping/mispronouncing consonants happens all over the country.buckshot said:Ancient Citizen said:They also have trouble with 'TH' as well. 'Arry always finks fings frough,before 'E frows on free subs, after a lot of fought.
That's the one that gets me. I'll never understand it.
Like with Our and Are?pominoz said:southern muppet said:Southern English (except the south-west) is what's called by linguists a non-rhotic accent so R's before or after vowels are usually not pronounced (see the difference between someone from Bristol saying 'carrrrr' and someone from London saying 'cah'). The Jonathan Ross type inability to say R's and make them sound like W's is a separate, actual recognised speech impediment called Rhotacism but is more common in speakers of non-rhotic accents.
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A speech impediment would not affect such a large percentage of a population, surely?
I have a problem with "s", slurring it, but it does not affect a large % of Mancs.
Careless sods.BimboBob said:It's the lispers on tv that do my head in.
The Pope said:That **** who speaks on the stupid British Gas adverts....
Is it that same one on the wicks ad?
"its gowt ow naym ow low va it"
You mean ''thodth''?Gaylord du Bois said:Careless sods.BimboBob said:It's the lispers on tv that do my head in.