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Robin
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quote:
Originally posted by Nath
Ok what, clothes horse and maiden? I'm lost now.


Think yourself lucky nobody has mentioned the Scottish name of it.
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Originally posted by BluKoo
I would have said you were correct in the first place Jonny.


OK OK stop pissing up his back
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quote:
Originally posted by Nath
Ok what, clothes horse and maiden? I'm lost now.


Think yourself lucky nobody has mentioned the Scottish name of it.


Clothes horse is the Scottish name of it

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quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo
I would have said you were correct in the first place Jonny.


OK OK stop pissing up his back


Pardon? Is that a real expression, or did you type before you thought?
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Yes its real. Maybe not up your way, but it is.
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sounds a bit gay to me
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According to google, you Scotch folk call it a winterdyke.
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Isnt that just their wife in a wooly jumper & bobble hat
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Us Scots also say the letter 'J' as 'Jeye' (as in eye with a J infront).
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Scottish people say Peugeot completely different, they say poojew.
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Originally posted by stan_the_man
Us Scots also say the letter 'J' as 'Jeye' (as in eye with a J infront).


No we don't. That's the way English say it. I say J like jay.

quote:
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Scottish people say Peugeot completely different, they say poojew.


Poojew
I say pyewjoe. How do you say it?

Actually it's really hard to type how I say it. It's a soft sounding j on the joe part.

[Edited on 01-05-2013 by BluKoo]
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Purrjo kinda

Edit, j is kinda softly used

[Edited on 01-05-2013 by Nic Barnes]
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I'm in the Perzyo camp here.
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Defiantly a Z in it
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There certainly isn't an R in there though.

I'm right, you're all wrong.
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quote:
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According to google, you Scotch folk call it a winterdyke.


Never heard it called that but I could see why
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Peugeot.....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrvIcYEhoAY
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Are people not taught correctly anymore? Are schools not correcting children when they're wrong?


No and no i'm afraid Robinio.
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Originally posted by Chrissy
This annoys the fuck out of me too. Along with using F in place of Th.


''Can I get?'' instead of ''can I have?'' just boils my f*cking piss.

No you can't f*cking ''GET IT'', as you don't bloody work here. You may have one though and i'll gladly get it for you as I do work here.

Poxy f*cking Americanisms!
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Originally posted by eckers90
so okok, maybe im not wrong, i misinterpreted it, well if im saying reg plates etc i say hotel anyway, cant get it wrong then, but i cant really hear the diff, like especially on the phone.


Technically, you can actually drop the 'H' on Hotel and be perfectly correct, so that doesn't help the issue either Eckers.
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Originally posted by Pip308
The 'gh' sound in enough is pronounced as F..
The 'o' in woman is often pronounced as the short 'i' sound..
The 'ti' in nation is pronounced as 'sh'..
Therefore to our language
"GHOTI" is pronounced as "FISH"...



It's the 'o' in women that's pronounced like that Pip and you need the 'tio' to get the 'sh'. Without the 'o' it's still just 'ti'.
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Originally posted by evilrob
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Originally posted by Robin
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Originally posted by evilrob
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Originally posted by Robin
And I'm not saying it, this isn't about spelling

It isn't pronounced, 'mispronounciation' either.

http://www.howjsay.com/index.php?word=mispronunciation

This just isn't your day is it?


Exactly, so I'm not saying it wrong, the thread is about saying it wrong. Read what I said if you want to pick me up on a stupid point next time.

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Originally posted by stan_the_man
I got taught 'haitch' at school, so the jobs fucked I guess.


Shitting hell Stan.
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
Aitch - normal folk

Aitch - posh folk


Yes.
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Originally posted by alan-g-w
You won't get better spoken English than a proper spoken Scot imo.


Brian Cox ftw Alan.

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