) with most of them!this is what happen when you learn a language by listening to people around you
English, innit?
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Re: English, innit?
I read it this morning and sad enough I did no see any problem (issue ) with most of them!
this is what happen when you learn a language by listening to people around you
) with most of them!this is what happen when you learn a language by listening to people around you
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Re: English, innit?
"Just do one!" - a popular Northern English term for "Do please go away!"
Just do one what exactly?
Just do one what exactly?
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Re: English, innit?
definAtely!
I have come across this one so many times... come on people!!!
I have come across this one so many times... come on people!!!
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aruif
Re: English, innit?
hehehe that made me smile! i love a good rhubub crumbalMs Thrifty wrote:Roadside sign by farm: "Rhubub"!
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Re: English, innit?
aruif wrote:hehehe that made me smile! i love a good rhubub crumbalMs Thrifty wrote:Roadside sign by farm: "Rhubub"!
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Re: English, innit?
Must be common "slang" (unless the author of the blog lives near you):
Following my rant about the illiterate racist (see previous blog), I had a more gentle laugh at some comical mis-spellings I saw recently. A local farm shop is currently selling “rhubub” while a greasy-spoon café down the road has “Shepards Pie” among its gourmet dishes. Meanwhile, a little old lady round the corner earns some pocket money selling plants on a stall outside her house, including those popular herbs “corinder” and “basel”.
http://fwords.co.uk/2011/07/12/rhubub-s ... h-at-sums/
*giggles*
Following my rant about the illiterate racist (see previous blog), I had a more gentle laugh at some comical mis-spellings I saw recently. A local farm shop is currently selling “rhubub” while a greasy-spoon café down the road has “Shepards Pie” among its gourmet dishes. Meanwhile, a little old lady round the corner earns some pocket money selling plants on a stall outside her house, including those popular herbs “corinder” and “basel”.
http://fwords.co.uk/2011/07/12/rhubub-s ... h-at-sums/
*giggles*
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Re: English, innit?
The opening of tonight's Sherlock Holmes was a wonderful masterclass in correct English!
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aruif
Re: English, innit?
just wonder why english people have started to referring to their mothers as mom and not mum.
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Kaybeelon
Re: English, innit?
It is obviously their preferAnce!Celini wrote:definAtely!
I have come across this one so many times... come on people!!!