God, yeah. Generally in Newcastle I guess there are quite a few. But where I'm specifically at? I don't know, because I'm never sure who would have heard it and where it's used. The only ones I feel slightly sure about are the words I end up making up (for a lack of better words, or rather a lack of knowledge of better words). Aside from that, words I hear all the time, has anyone here heard narf? As in: "that's narf stupid, skitting him, like" Hmm, I'm curious as to who would have heard that word on here. Maybe it's not local at all:D!
I say a lot of words a bit funny as well. For example, I say "isn't she" a bit weird (sounds like "intsha"), along with quite a lot of other ones. Don't know if that counts at all.:P Hmm, I might have a think and work out if any of them are local ones. As for greetings, it's mainly "Yareet?", but I think a lot of people in the North East do that. Does that still count as local? Because if it does, then there are tonnes of those.
XD Ha! Why aye, am feelin' mint.:P You? I honestly don't know why it cracks me up so much speaking like this on here, because this is really how it is for me in real life. Maybe that's why, actually.:P
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God, yeah. Generally in Newcastle I guess there are quite a few. But where I'm specifically at? I don't know, because I'm never sure who would have heard it and where it's used. The only ones I feel slightly sure about are the words I end up making up (for a lack of better words, or rather a lack of knowledge of better words). Aside from that, words I hear all the time, has anyone here heard narf? As in: "that's narf stupid, skitting him, like" Hmm, I'm curious as to who would have heard that word on here. Maybe it's not local at all:D!
I say a lot of words a bit funny as well. For example, I say "isn't she" a bit weird (sounds like "intsha"), along with quite a lot of other ones. Don't know if that counts at all.:P Hmm, I might have a think and work out if any of them are local ones. As for greetings, it's mainly "Yareet?", but I think a lot of people in the North East do that. Does that still count as local? Because if it does, then there are tonnes of those.
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Yareet pet?
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XD Ha! Why aye, am feelin' mint.:P You? I honestly don't know why it cracks me up so much speaking like this on here, because this is really how it is for me in real life. Maybe that's why, actually.:P
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Byker Grove, Yeah! Aha, aha, aha.
I was at work today and someone called up with a Geordie accent. My heart melted :*)