I have BBC english! But I pronounce some things weird, because I've lived out here most of my life. My accent used to be REALLY fucked up XD It prolly still is...
ummm like what? You should really be having this coversation with a northerner lmao. I was in English the other day, analyzing these menus, and I had to ask my teacher to translate all the foods on the northern one XD
Well there's erm pie and liquor, which is pie and gravy oop north. And in scotland you get Neeps and Tatties (potatoes and parsnips). Down here we call everything what it is there enough. Well, apart from drug slang.
You'd think that, but I bet there are loads of things you and me say that americans think is crazty :tongue:
Oh probably. Errrm, oh yeah, chips. Cos we call thinly sliced discs of potato fried in oila nd salted crisps over here :tongue:
it's true. gramma used to have all kinds of wierd names for breakfast. but breakfast was always pure, evil heaven.
Actually I don't think I've ever heard anyone under 60 say trousers. I kinda like it. I'm bringing trousers back.