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Its still a bit raw but I'm hoping you will all enjoy this.... what's your favorite Yorkshire word?
ОтветитьWhen I was in Yorkshire over 40 years ago, I thought they were the most polite people I'd ever encountered. Thanks for the relaxing video!
ОтветитьExcellent Shane’o, as always brilliant. You really nailed the Yorkshire accent as a Australian
ОтветитьWhat a great video! You nailed it
I'd like to say I had a favourite, but all of these are in my vocabulary being a dewsbury lass 🤣🤣🤣
I’ve heard the old folks in the southern US say fair to middling. Ive heard it often. ❤️
I loved this so much!!
Honestly I can’t understand a thing you are saying but I enjoy it anyway 😄
ОтветитьAh, my mum from Batley/Birstall used to call sweets "spice".
ОтветитьI learnt new words
ОтветитьLove this ❤️… hope you do story telling in whisper and some giggling too…
“Going up the wooden hill”… upstairs to bed. Good luck with new channel Shane.. “It’s a Pearler!”… 😊
Hoping you’ll have many Tales to tell …
outfit and set are perfect.
. no Top Hat & tails here….. but Flat Cap & Tales aplenty lad .. Ee ba gum… can’t wait .. ❤️😇😊🥳
Aye Got my self a cold pint and in a great chair and is just hearing and learning
ОтветитьThis was brilliant, thanks! 💖
ОтветитьI'm from Hull, but thats a 'proper' Yorkshire accent! Weird hearing our daily phrases back again 🤷
Nice video though!
I'm glad that there's an achaly Yorkshire ASMR
I may be not really Yorkshire but my parents are I'm Australian and I'm the first Australian and when I'm at school and I speak Yorkshire the students can't understand me
Ee by gum this was amazing ❤️
ОтветитьLove your video but this one I'll now hailing been a understood lass. Keep it up tho mate.
ОтветитьMy family’s historic roots are in Holderness in East Yorkshire. Many of these words and phrases are also used by a lot of the older folks I have grown up around, so it was pleasing to make some linguistic connections here.
ОтветитьMy family is historically from Holderness in East Yorkshire. Many of these words and phrases were familiar to me as many of the older folks I grew up around also used them. 😊
ОтветитьHey up I've just found ya on here, love the video brings back a lot of memories of when i was a nipper and the things the mum use to say. 😂😂
ОтветитьYorkshire accent is very cool! I love how English accents differ, it is almost a hobby of mine! Very neat channel here 🙌🏻
ОтветитьThis is hilarious.
1) If it's over 8 degrees, wear shorts.
2) How much?!!
3) I think rest o tcountries got it wrong. Breakfast, dinner and tea
What's your other channel?
Love a softie southerner who wants to move North
I'm a Yorkshireman!
(Jórvík Vestr þriðjungr)
Ek bjó fyrst á þorir. Yorkshire dialect was heavily influenced by old East Norse, for example "Ey Up" in Sweden is "Sey upp" and it actually means "look up" in both Sweden and in Yorkshire Dialect (Though most on Yorkshire think it means "Hello")
When your from donny and you know all the words but still watch it
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