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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
The land of grey peas and bacon |
Do you think we stereotype in terms of accents? For example it has been suggested that people fro Birmingham sound thick...It got me thinking with watching the advert that uses the opening title of this thread. I quite like the Black Country lingo..Do you think if people have a "well to do accent" they go further in life?? I don't believe that as no matter where you are from you can achieve anything...  |
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On the whole I think accents add a certain 'je ne sais quoi' to people, but there have been times when I've been happy to be able to stop listening to a few |
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"Do you think we stereotype in terms of accents? For example it has been suggested that people fro Birmingham sound thick...It got me thinking with watching the advert that uses the opening title of this thread. I quite like the Black Country lingo..Do you think if people have a "well to do accent" they go further in life?? I don't believe that as no matter where you are from you can achieve anything... "
I get the cupcake thing every day at work.
I am actually a yammer but accept it as obviously our office isn't educated in the difference.
I don't have a well to do accent but one day I do hope to achieve 2 goals in life. Breathing through my ears and getting a bigger penis without surgery |
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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
The land of grey peas and bacon |
"Do you think we stereotype in terms of accents? For example it has been suggested that people fro Birmingham sound thick...It got me thinking with watching the advert that uses the opening title of this thread. I quite like the Black Country lingo..Do you think if people have a "well to do accent" they go further in life?? I don't believe that as no matter where you are from you can achieve anything...
I get the cupcake thing every day at work.
I am actually a yammer but accept it as obviously our office isn't educated in the difference.
I don't have a well to do accent but one day I do hope to achieve 2 goals in life. Breathing through my ears and getting a bigger penis without surgery "
Nutter!!!!  |
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over a year ago
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I can not bare that advert it makes me cringe every time it hear it.
I don't even know if it's made up or not because I've never ever heard anyone speak like that |
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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
The land of grey peas and bacon |
"I can not bare that advert it makes me cringe every time it hear it.
I don't even know if it's made up or not because I've never ever heard anyone speak like that "
It's meant to be those from Dudley... |
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"Do you think we stereotype in terms of accents? For example it has been suggested that people fro Birmingham sound thick...It got me thinking with watching the advert that uses the opening title of this thread. I quite like the Black Country lingo..Do you think if people have a "well to do accent" they go further in life?? I don't believe that as no matter where you are from you can achieve anything...
I get the cupcake thing every day at work.
I am actually a yammer but accept it as obviously our office isn't educated in the difference.
I don't have a well to do accent but one day I do hope to achieve 2 goals in life. Breathing through my ears and getting a bigger penis without surgery
Nutter!!!! "
For the record I am a 'nutter' that has a penchant for home made apple crumble cough cough hint hint |
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That advert does my nut in.......suppose it's a successful one though as it gets people talking so the advertisers have done their job right.....
as for making us lot sound thick.....well its open to debate slight difference in dialect in different areas in a reigon can make a big difference |
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"i like the black country accent although that advert does my head in, mainly because my nephew think he can speak a different language now so quotes it all the time lol
Ahem, abinya wench
(translated in to 'well hello the fine vixen' for those that don't understand black country )
ahhhh i would love to have an FB who called me wench lol"
Edited the typo for you! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I can not bare that advert it makes me cringe every time it hear it.
I don't even know if it's made up or not because I've never ever heard anyone speak like that
It's meant to be those from Dudley... "
I've met and heard a fair few people in my life but can honestly say I can't ever have met anyone from Dudley. I'm glad really cos however nice they may be of they spoke like that I may just of had to walk away |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I absolutely hate that advert, and see it as personally offensive.
Although I don't speak like that, I am from Brum originally and am so angry that they think it's ok to portray the accent in that way....
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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
The land of grey peas and bacon |
"Do you think we stereotype in terms of accents? For example it has been suggested that people fro Birmingham sound thick...It got me thinking with watching the advert that uses the opening title of this thread. I quite like the Black Country lingo..Do you think if people have a "well to do accent" they go further in life?? I don't believe that as no matter where you are from you can achieve anything...
I get the cupcake thing every day at work.
I am actually a yammer but accept it as obviously our office isn't educated in the difference.
I don't have a well to do accent but one day I do hope to achieve 2 goals in life. Breathing through my ears and getting a bigger penis without surgery
Nutter!!!!
For the record I am a 'nutter' that has a penchant for home made apple crumble cough cough hint hint "
It's chocolate fudge cake this week...I never eat it friends come round and eat it lol |
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"I absolutely hate that advert, and see it as personally offensive.
Although I don't speak like that, I am from Brum originally and am so angry that they think it's ok to portray the accent in that way....
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but the brummy accent is not the black country accent - i nearly got booted out of chams for saying it was once  |
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"Do you think we stereotype in terms of accents? For example it has been suggested that people fro Birmingham sound thick...It got me thinking with watching the advert that uses the opening title of this thread. I quite like the Black Country lingo..Do you think if people have a "well to do accent" they go further in life?? I don't believe that as no matter where you are from you can achieve anything...
I get the cupcake thing every day at work.
I am actually a yammer but accept it as obviously our office isn't educated in the difference.
I don't have a well to do accent but one day I do hope to achieve 2 goals in life. Breathing through my ears and getting a bigger penis without surgery
Nutter!!!!
For the record I am a 'nutter' that has a penchant for home made apple crumble cough cough hint hint
It's chocolate fudge cake this week...I never eat it friends come round and eat it lol"
Wow heaven!! Baking that changes each week!! Love it!!
One day I will have friends....................... |
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"Do you think we stereotype in terms of accents? For example it has been suggested that people fro Birmingham sound thick...It got me thinking with watching the advert that uses the opening title of this thread. I quite like the Black Country lingo..Do you think if people have a "well to do accent" they go further in life?? I don't believe that as no matter where you are from you can achieve anything...
I get the cupcake thing every day at work.
I am actually a yammer but accept it as obviously our office isn't educated in the difference.
I don't have a well to do accent but one day I do hope to achieve 2 goals in life. Breathing through my ears and getting a bigger penis without surgery
Nutter!!!!
For the record I am a 'nutter' that has a penchant for home made apple crumble cough cough hint hint
It's chocolate fudge cake this week...I never eat it friends come round and eat it lol"
Love chocolate fudge cake |
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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
The land of grey peas and bacon |
"Do you think we stereotype in terms of accents? For example it has been suggested that people fro Birmingham sound thick...It got me thinking with watching the advert that uses the opening title of this thread. I quite like the Black Country lingo..Do you think if people have a "well to do accent" they go further in life?? I don't believe that as no matter where you are from you can achieve anything...
I get the cupcake thing every day at work.
I am actually a yammer but accept it as obviously our office isn't educated in the difference.
I don't have a well to do accent but one day I do hope to achieve 2 goals in life. Breathing through my ears and getting a bigger penis without surgery
Nutter!!!!
For the record I am a 'nutter' that has a penchant for home made apple crumble cough cough hint hint
It's chocolate fudge cake this week...I never eat it friends come round and eat it lol
Wow heaven!! Baking that changes each week!! Love it!!
One day I will have friends......................."
Ya think?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Im not originally from england and absolutely love the varied and colourful different accents you hear here, I think the stereotyping works both ways I have seen people who are incredibly intelligent judged as 'thick' because they have what are deemed 'regional' accents and I have met wonderful, down to earth, kind people who are sneered at as being 'stuck up' for having 'well spoken' accents |
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"Do you think we stereotype in terms of accents? For example it has been suggested that people fro Birmingham sound thick...It got me thinking with watching the advert that uses the opening title of this thread. I quite like the Black Country lingo..Do you think if people have a "well to do accent" they go further in life?? I don't believe that as no matter where you are from you can achieve anything...
I get the cupcake thing every day at work.
I am actually a yammer but accept it as obviously our office isn't educated in the difference.
I don't have a well to do accent but one day I do hope to achieve 2 goals in life. Breathing through my ears and getting a bigger penis without surgery
Nutter!!!!
For the record I am a 'nutter' that has a penchant for home made apple crumble cough cough hint hint
It's chocolate fudge cake this week...I never eat it friends come round and eat it lol
Wow heaven!! Baking that changes each week!! Love it!!
One day I will have friends.......................
Ya think?? Can I please be your friend? You can have a slice or portion of whatever I am baking anytime "
Awww thanks hun  |
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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
The land of grey peas and bacon |
"Do you think we stereotype in terms of accents? For example it has been suggested that people fro Birmingham sound thick...It got me thinking with watching the advert that uses the opening title of this thread. I quite like the Black Country lingo..Do you think if people have a "well to do accent" they go further in life?? I don't believe that as no matter where you are from you can achieve anything...
I get the cupcake thing every day at work.
I am actually a yammer but accept it as obviously our office isn't educated in the difference.
I don't have a well to do accent but one day I do hope to achieve 2 goals in life. Breathing through my ears and getting a bigger penis without surgery
Nutter!!!!
For the record I am a 'nutter' that has a penchant for home made apple crumble cough cough hint hint
It's chocolate fudge cake this week...I never eat it friends come round and eat it lol
Wow heaven!! Baking that changes each week!! Love it!!
One day I will have friends.......................
Ya think?? Can I please be your friend? You can have a slice or portion of whatever I am baking anytime
Awww thanks hun "
Cheeky  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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It's a badly done accent, sounds neither Brum nor Yam-Yam.
But yes to answer your question I think a Brum/Black Country accent is generally received as stupid sounding.
As a Manc living here for 14 years I can confirm that your Brummie/Yam-Yam is no bigger a dip-shit than anyone else.
Still glad I have a strong Manc accent though, soz lovely Brummies.
Mrs D |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I can't stand it. specially the man omg. Sorry to anyone from there but it's exaggerated surely. I have a friend from Birmingham and she doesn't talk like that |
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"Do you think we stereotype in terms of accents? For example it has been suggested that people fro Birmingham sound thick...It got me thinking with watching the advert that uses the opening title of this thread. I quite like the Black Country lingo..Do you think if people have a "well to do accent" they go further in life?? I don't believe that as no matter where you are from you can achieve anything...
I get the cupcake thing every day at work.
I am actually a yammer but accept it as obviously our office isn't educated in the difference.
I don't have a well to do accent but one day I do hope to achieve 2 goals in life. Breathing through my ears and getting a bigger penis without surgery
Nutter!!!!
For the record I am a 'nutter' that has a penchant for home made apple crumble cough cough hint hint
It's chocolate fudge cake this week...I never eat it friends come round and eat it lol
Wow heaven!! Baking that changes each week!! Love it!!
One day I will have friends.......................
Ya think?? Can I please be your friend? You can have a slice or portion of whatever I am baking anytime
Awww thanks hun
Cheeky "
 I am sure I do not know what you mean |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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I'm very glad I don't have the local accent of the county in which I was born.
It's generally equated with being thick, backward and inbred.
I have noticed today, however, I've become very lazy with how I speak, dropping letters and using words such as "dunno". |
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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
The land of grey peas and bacon |
"It's a badly done accent, sounds neither Brum nor Yam-Yam.
But yes to answer your question I think a Brum/Black Country accent is generally received as stupid sounding.
As a Manc living here for 14 years I can confirm that your Brummie/Yam-Yam is no bigger a dip-shit than anyone else.
Still glad I have a strong Manc accent though, soz lovely Brummies.
Mrs D"
I still have a strong South London accent so totally understand where you are coming from |
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"I can't stand it. specially the man omg. Sorry to anyone from there but it's exaggerated surely. I have a friend from Birmingham and she doesn't talk like that "
Brum accent is very soft. Only Brummie I can think of who sounds like a proper Brummie is probably Cat Deeley. It's very soft. What most people think of as Brummie is actually deep Black Country.
I live in Walsall, when my parents come I have to translate for my mother. She thought all the market-stall holders and shop owners were polish, no mum, they're just yam-yams! |
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"dip-shit
I haven't heard that term for ages!!
I use muggy cunt a lot and I can hear my South London accent come out good and proper "
Wow!! I never use the 'C' word in front of a woman unless its dirty talk lol
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"dip-shit
I haven't heard that term for ages!!
I use muggy cunt a lot and I can hear my South London accent come out good and proper "
Duncan says that one well too |
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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
The land of grey peas and bacon |
"dip-shit
I haven't heard that term for ages!!
I use muggy cunt a lot and I can hear my South London accent come out good and proper
Wow!! I never use the 'C' word in front of a woman unless its dirty talk lol
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I swear like a sailor don't worry I won't swear in front of your parents lol |
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"I can't stand it. specially the man omg. Sorry to anyone from there but it's exaggerated surely. I have a friend from Birmingham and she doesn't talk like that
Brum accent is very soft. Only Brummie I can think of who sounds like a proper Brummie is probably Cat Deeley. It's very soft. What most people think of as Brummie is actually deep Black Country.
I live in Walsall, when my parents come I have to translate for my mother. She thought all the market-stall holders and shop owners were polish, no mum, they're just yam-yams!"
Wasn't Cat from Cannock?
I had heard she used to bank with actually I won't name the bank but it was in Cannock |
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"dip-shit
I haven't heard that term for ages!!
I use muggy cunt a lot and I can hear my South London accent come out good and proper
Wow!! I never use the 'C' word in front of a woman unless its dirty talk lol
I swear like a sailor don't worry I won't swear in front of your parents lol "
If you ain't feeding me I ain't taking you home to my mum!! |
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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
The land of grey peas and bacon |
"dip-shit
I haven't heard that term for ages!!
I use muggy cunt a lot and I can hear my South London accent come out good and proper
Wow!! I never use the 'C' word in front of a woman unless its dirty talk lol
I swear like a sailor don't worry I won't swear in front of your parents lol
If you ain't feeding me I ain't taking you home to my mum!! "
I'll bring cake lol |
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"I can't stand it. specially the man omg. Sorry to anyone from there but it's exaggerated surely. I have a friend from Birmingham and she doesn't talk like that
Brum accent is very soft. Only Brummie I can think of who sounds like a proper Brummie is probably Cat Deeley. It's very soft. What most people think of as Brummie is actually deep Black Country.
I live in Walsall, when my parents come I have to translate for my mother. She thought all the market-stall holders and shop owners were polish, no mum, they're just yam-yams!
Wasn't Cat from Cannock?
I had heard she used to bank with actually I won't name the bank but it was in Cannock"
Sutton Coldfield I think. |
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"I can't stand it. specially the man omg. Sorry to anyone from there but it's exaggerated surely. I have a friend from Birmingham and she doesn't talk like that
Brum accent is very soft. Only Brummie I can think of who sounds like a proper Brummie is probably Cat Deeley. It's very soft. What most people think of as Brummie is actually deep Black Country.
I live in Walsall, when my parents come I have to translate for my mother. She thought all the market-stall holders and shop owners were polish, no mum, they're just yam-yams!
Wasn't Cat from Cannock?
I had heard she used to bank with actually I won't name the bank but it was in Cannock
Sutton Coldfield I think."
Yup - Sutton Coldfield, went to school in Great Barr |
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"am I the only one who had to google Yam Yam lol...?!
forums ~ learn something new everyday
is it a northern version of a yum yum? "
It's like are you I think.
But instead of are you, they said you/am which became yam
Like you am coming to the shops?
Yam comin?
Most people would be completely unable to decipher it when it's spoken properly.
I love it, but I love all dialects. |
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"am I the only one who had to google Yam Yam lol...?!
forums ~ learn something new everyday
is it a northern version of a yum yum?
It's like are you I think.
But instead of are you, they said you/am which became yam
Like you am coming to the shops?
Yam comin?
Most people would be completely unable to decipher it when it's spoken properly.
I love it, but I love all dialects."
http://www.thedialectdictionary.com/view/letter/Black+Country/ |
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Most definitely ppl stereo type. Im a manchester lad born an bread or more the point salford and I work 40ish mile from home in Preston. I fully admit I have a real bread salford twang but I know of nobody who says skaha or talk even remotely like the galager brothers but every day I hear ppl trying to copy my voice at work saying scatter or any of the other of the so called manchester terms. Really pisses you off after a while  |
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"Most definitely ppl stereo type. Im a manchester lad born an bread or more the point salford and I work 40ish mile from home in Preston. I fully admit I have a real bread salford twang but I know of nobody who says skaha or talk even remotely like the galager brothers but every day I hear ppl trying to copy my voice at work saying scatter or any of the other of the so called manchester terms. Really pisses you off after a while "
doubleaside...madforet
thats my mancestahhhhh impression |
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"Most definitely ppl stereo type. Im a manchester lad born an bread or more the point salford and I work 40ish mile from home in Preston. I fully admit I have a real bread salford twang but I know of nobody who says skaha or talk even remotely like the galager brothers but every day I hear ppl trying to copy my voice at work saying scatter or any of the other of the so called manchester terms. Really pisses you off after a while
doubleaside...madforet
thats my mancestahhhhh impression "
Grrrrr theres always 1 piss take lmao |
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"Most definitely ppl stereo type. Im a manchester lad born an bread or more the point salford and I work 40ish mile from home in Preston. I fully admit I have a real bread salford twang but I know of nobody who says skaha or talk even remotely like the galager brothers but every day I hear ppl trying to copy my voice at work saying scatter or any of the other of the so called manchester terms. Really pisses you off after a while "
I'm Salford too and still as strong as evr.
A guy at work repeats after me (Every time I say it)
"Y'ariiiiiiite" in a whiney tone ( as in you alright for those not in the know) |
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"Most definitely ppl stereo type. Im a manchester lad born an bread or more the point salford and I work 40ish mile from home in Preston. I fully admit I have a real bread salford twang but I know of nobody who says skaha or talk even remotely like the galager brothers but every day I hear ppl trying to copy my voice at work saying scatter or any of the other of the so called manchester terms. Really pisses you off after a while
I'm Salford too and still as strong as evr.
A guy at work repeats after me (Every time I say it)
"Y'ariiiiiiite" in a whiney tone ( as in you alright for those not in the know)"
Yep im with ya I get that all the time to the 1st millon times it was almost funny but its a little tedious after that |
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