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Ok, here goes.

Ah dinnae ken how tae stert this threed at a'.  I dinnae ken whit tae talk aboot.  I think its funny how oo aw spak different like, ye can be only aboot fower miles doon the road and talk entirely different.  Ave trevelled a' ooer this country an lived in a few places as weel an seem to unerstand maist folk, mine ee the only yins a' dinnae ken whits bein' said is frae NE England, the Geordies, def. hae tae talk slow fur me.

Now whit pairt o' the country am I frae???
Folk who ken me dinnae answer. OK

::) ::) ::)

You talk the same as my Eldest Daughter and she lives in Fife!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;)

I'm not sure it's Scots.  What about Geordie?  Or don't Geordie's say dinnae ken?  You sound a bit like my Banffshire neighbour.  We have so many of each though their dialects have probably hybridised  ;D

Go on do tell  :)

Quote from: Carol on February 23, 2005, 21:19:32
Ok, here goes.

Ah dinnae ken how tae stert this threed at a'.  I dinnae ken whit tae talk aboot.  I think its funny how oo aw spak different like, ye can be only aboot fower miles doon the road and talk entirely different.  Ave trevelled a' ooer this country an lived in a few places as weel an seem to unerstand maist folk, mine ee the only yins a' dinnae ken whits bein' said is frae NE England, the Geordies, def. hae tae talk slow fur me.

Now whit pairt o' the country am I frae???
Folk who ken me dinnae answer. OK

::) ::) ::)

;D Tee hee  ;D Sorry I just loved this thread  ;D I'm still laughing  ;D ;D ;D Tee hee

Och Carol I ken weel whor yer frae but I'll no let dab to onybody ye can be sure o' that!!

I think Eileen and Carol are from the same country :)

I've read enough Irvine Walsh books to tip me off!

Eileen :)

YES ???

Same place.................................!!! 8) as Carol I Think

could be wrong all the same lovely dialect ;)

Borders?

But daughter says Aberdeenish.

Looney Bin ?  ;D

Why denst da cum soona denst da coodav ada cuppa ta. That was my impression from Dudlay Wist Midlonds ;D 8)

 ;D ;D

Well me and Eileen are 40 odds miles apart.  Will run it a bit longer.  I am not a Fifer, or from Aiberdeen either.  Certainly not from the West Coast either.  Bloomin' cheek saying 'loony bin'.  could say more to that, but won't.  I have some dignity.

Onywy, you lot frae doon sooth, try sum mair.

Give us a Clue  ;D
Carol

Right or left side of Scotland ???

Fit like, quine?  Ye're nae faur frae the Doric.

Keep 'em (us? :( ) guessing!

All best - Gavin

 ;D ;D

Fit like, like, hahaha, no way am I frae up there, tho' its a lovely pairt o' the wurrrld.  Am a  lass and frae the east side.

;D ;D

Ha'way the lads, and up the toon.

Ar yer dooing the Geodies doon??  ;D

Would that be Newcastle toon by any chance Gadfium and are you one of the Toon Army?  ;D

No way would anyone do anybody down on here bonny lad  ;D

Happy allotmenteering in the North East

Weve just found some new Gardening Tools Folks

There from Scotland and there called [  Picts ]  Picks!! ;)

Carol, yer a wee limmer!! Fit are ye up til gettin all these chiels in sic a stramash. Fan are ye going til come clean an tell abody far ye come fae?  Maks a chinge fae taakin aboot sharn mind!

Oh Megan,  you are another one who has revived some memories with the word 'limmer'   Oh dear, my gran used to yaise that word.  Its lovely eh?  I like all the scots words.  Thanks for making my day!!!!


OK folks will tell you where I cam frae.   


SCOTTISH BORDERS


Here's tae us, whas like us, d**n few and theyre a' deid!!!


;D ;D

......... and I'm from West Lothian in Scotland but born and bred in Leith.

Och it's a braw nicht oot  the noo but a wee bitty cauld for ma likin aboot time tae pit on mair cloots.

Ladies  ;D

Well Done  8)

And I'm a Gollach - here are words from my original home county that I think are sort of connected with things we discuss here:-

clever feets - rabbits
clocker - nesting hen (is that the right name for a hen sitting on eggs?)
dirdie flichter - butterfly
hairy brottag - mothcaterpillar (some kind of big moth)
Jeckie fortyfeet - centipede (or millipede I suppose)
kail worm - caterpillar
sproug - sparrow

Oh and something I'm sure no one on this site has:

fowgie bowg - a beer belly!!

Any other "descriptive" names for such things from your part of the world?

'Ladies well done' What about the gent then?? Not a bad effort??

But not acknowledged! Sulk.

I always loved to hear my Grandad go on about the 'ruddy spuggies' - the blooming ( :o) sparrows.

I am, of course, from the North-East of England.

Other favourites: bonny lad/lass, muckle, and clarts (as in 'you've fallen in the clarts' or 'you're covered in clarts' or 'you're all clarty').

There are lots of clarts on farms... for you to fall into, or slip on  :'(  but it's also taken to simply mean mud/mucky.

We say clarted up and we have spuggies too  :)

Fowgie Bowg indeed Wicker.  Surely not  :o

Don't touch a drop myself  ;D

 :o :o

Does anyone know what  Glaur is?

well its weel drookit stoor!

anyone know what stoor is?   

Well it means the same thing really.  Glaur is muck and muck is wet dust,  stoor is dust.   You get my meaning eh?

We say if someone is 'clarty'  then they are dirty.


If someone is 'hoachin'  then they are covered in fleas.  haha

;D ;D

Hello there Gadfium!

Bythatsa bonny nem.
Watfettle theday?
Amnowtbutcanny mesellike
Ye bin doon tha Galagit end ?   ;)  ;D

East Wing Paddock, Leazes End....

Supermac; Blyth Spartans in 'that' replay in the teeming rain...

But it doesn't exist anymore  :(

Hi Gadfium
Sadly I'm in exile in Yorkshire, so usually just a once a year treat to watch the Magpies, courtesy of my brother. He has friends in high places  ;)  so we are behind glass in the Milburn Stand !!  ;D

btw, did you ever hear your grandad use the word  " palatik " ?  ;D

MagpieDi :D

PALATIK................is that the New Striker at
Milburn Stadium that came from AJAX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                           Mike

Hahaha !!!

If you have Dutch connections Tulip, then sorry, I can't speak to you without steam coming out of my ears !  ;)

" Ruud "  is not a name I care to remember !!  ::)  ;D

`MagpieDi

Dutch Connection who me ::)  Tulip-23 what do you think :D


Ruud.......Do you meam Guilett  Feyenoord  PSV             Â hahaha 8)

                              Mike ;)

RUUD   Feel any Better Now!!!!!!!!!!!! :'(

I beg you, please Tulip..........DON'T remind me  !!!    :-X   ;) 

Mike was your mouth with green soap,blaahhhh.Ruud gullit came from ajax you are very brave or have a death wise,dont say that in the arena,dont say it in amsterdam oke.Ruud gullit was playing for feijenoord and psv but never i say again never played for AJAX!!!!!!!!!! capise

Ruud :D

I know............it was a Joke for Magpie Di
Played for the National Team
Anyone Im not   a Football Fan cant stand the Game
........................BORING!!!!! ::)   My Wife is the Family Football Fan
     
                                Mike ;)

palatik from where im from means extreemly p er drunk and that middlesbroughthe best footy team in the north east lol  :)

Eehbygum !  Chillootladz   ;D

Am off to hide in me shed !!   ;D

P.S. Spot on Slyfox re  'palatik'   ;D

Is that the same as "Paraletic" means the same here too "Nist as a pewt" "Not so thunk as drinkle peep I am" "Hic" Pardon me. :P Time for bed. :-\ ::) ;D

 Blimey ;)

Steady Roy!! ;D  Two Big Words!! ???

No Im not going down that road with you :D

                               Mike :)

Palatic?   ;)

Oh yes, but always in 'as drunk as a skunk'; you've gotta be physically reeling, and in need of a clothes prop, for it to apply.  It have other meanings?

Wehay Palatic?  just on a Saturday night, but defo not ragy with it ;D ;D , all you geordies should know the meaning of that one  ;). and also nettie, ganning doon the toon, bottle o the dog, champion, arl reet, leggy, on the hoy, divunt de that man etc etc.
Carol how about Berwick or am i miles away bonny lass  ;)

Pete aka the northern nutter

Halow, how ye aal dein?
A warm?? welcome from sunny Berwick, Nah Carol's no from Berwick she lives 25ish miles away in a foreign land I.E Scotland, A lovely little village it is too that she bides in.
Anyway some local words for you all
Chavva - Boy
Gadgie - man
Manishee - Woman
Capture - Young Lady
Keer - House
Dubes - Money
Baary - Great
joogal - Dog

Story: Deek at thon capture ower there we the gadgie wi the muckle plaffs and the muckle joogal, Wi the chavva gein the manishe a muckle chowie.

Any Translations?? 

OK Botchituk, whare dae ye work in Berwick, a'll be doon there geeing you laldy soon? 

I am in Berwick most Saturday at that muckle supermarket they now caw Morrisons.  I do Live in Berwickshire tho'  think Berwick should join the rest of the Borders.    ;D ;D

Botchituk, Seeing as I am originally from the complete opposite end of the country this is my guess:-

Look at that young woman over there with the man with the big feet(?) and big dog, with the boy giving the womand a big sweetie (or is it a biscuit?)!

Never heard of plaffs just think it sounds like feet but of course the man could have anything else 'big'  ;)

Hi Wicker, I'll give you 9 out of 10 for that, not quite a Blue Peter badge for you yet. Just the one word wrong. A Chowie aint a sweetie or a biscuit!!