Jeremey Clarkson

[blup]

Yeah its got a bad reputation for some reason but as I said some parts are terrible but there is some nice bits believe it or not.

I do believe it, it’s like London, - to an outsider it’s one urban lump, to those living in it there are distinct parts each with their own character. According to accent experts, Brummie is closest to how everyone spoke 6 or 700 years ago.

 

[Brigadier]

I do believe it, it’s like London, - to an outsider it’s one urban lump, to those living in it there are distinct parts each with their own character. According to accent experts, Brummie is closest to how everyone spoke 6 or 700 years ago.

Yo'am jokin' ay ya?

 

[Highway Man]

I do believe it, it’s like London, - to an outsider it’s one urban lump, to those living in it there are distinct parts each with their own character. According to accent experts, Brummie is closest to how everyone spoke 6 or 700 years ago.

How common.

 

[blup]

How common.

Very common, your ancestors would be fluent in Brummie. Own it.

 

[blup]

Yo'am jokin' ay ya?

Apologies if I confused Brummie with Black Country, there is a difference apparently but as an outsider I can’t hear it.

 

[Brigadier]

Apologies if I confused Brummie with Black Country, there is a difference apparently but as an outsider I can’t hear it.

To be fair, there is Black Country, and unintelligible.

Brummie is different again.

I can tell them apart, but would struggle to describe brummie.

Apart from they say "lung", and "strung", rather than "long", and "strong".

 

[pete01]

Im a posh Brummie

 

[Brigadier]

By "unintelligible", I mean "may as well be a different language".

Best example I can think of right now would be

"Ar bist?"

meaning

"How are you doing?"

 

[pete01]

By "unintelligible", I mean "may as well be a different language".

Best example I can think of right now would be

"Ar bist?"

meaning

"How are you doing?"

I work with some Black Country folk (Tipton) god knows what they are on about....gis a fake....I had no clue at first

 

[Brigadier]

I work with some Black Country folk (Tipton) god knows what they are on about....gis a fake....I had no clue at first

Tippun.

Were ya tattin'?

 

[Highway Man]

Very common, your ancestors would be fluent in Brummie. Own it.

Nonsence. You are mistaking dinosaurs for people. None of my anscestors could ever speak like that.
Reported.

 

[morqthana]

I do believe it, it’s like London, - to an outsider it’s one urban lump, to those living in it there are distinct parts each with their own character. According to accent experts, Brummie is closest to how everyone spoke 6 or 700 years ago.

Even in Dudley?

 

[morqthana]

Very common, your ancestors would be fluent in Brummie. Own it.

Not necessarily - if his ancestors were east of what is now the A1 they would not have spoken like that at all.

 

[blup]

Not necessarily - if his ancestors were east of what is now the A1 they would not have spoken like that at all.

Viking then