How did "th" become "d"? In other words, where did "dis" and "dat" come from?
Why particularly a "d"? That's a peculiar choice of letter, isn't it?
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RubySoo · 56-60, F
@KebleBollyJocksford but I'm not in London!!
It's simply bad English!
It's simply bad English!
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RubySoo · 56-60, F
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It's become the norm here....ive lived her all my life and it's not the natural accent of the area. But I work with kids.....and most of them speak this way. They even spell them and there etc as vem and vere!!!
It's become the norm here....ive lived her all my life and it's not the natural accent of the area. But I work with kids.....and most of them speak this way. They even spell them and there etc as vem and vere!!!
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RubySoo · 56-60, F
@KebleBollyJocksford no way!!! I try to teach them!! 8 year olds.....
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RubySoo · 56-60, F
@KebleBollyJocksford no....its they was people speak here now. It's no joke...its half the population of the town. I'm not talking one nor two kids...im talking thousands of people!