oh yes, I ruled out scots and welsh and any other immigrants living in yorkshire so you are quite correct, not all people



Tu es une meuf?

Yes :p
I can vouch for my very confused french, american northern middle class accent :p

(also some yorkshire people say bot and bos and sorfar and lurds

of course not it makes winding up victims that little bit easier

I like silly accents

YORKSHIRE????????? How the hell did you come to that conclusion?

I have lived in London all my life for 41 years now.

My mother is from Belgium which last time I looked was next to France and nowhere near the north of England.

Oh the brattyisms that come out on this forum

LOL @ Mark for telling him off

Obviously if tha drops thine Hs, as ye did in title of t'thread, tha must be a Yorkshire lass.

Ahhhh u must be on the bratty wavelength... not many people are lol - or if they are they wanna get off

I read the whole thread. His random chirpings about nothing always confuse and amuse me in equal meausre, and reassure myself that I do have a drop or two of sanity in my blood stream.

I had too but had not sussed the H thing was what led him to Yorkshire. Brain not quite in gear. Most amusing though.

Besides which, Yorkshire people don't say 'appy, they say 'appeh. Quite a lot of northern accents soften the tailing y. 'appen.


Jon

hehe, you should here my yorshire accent, it's brilliant way better than my scottish'un

I'm rather good at a french accent now after dealing with Paris office so much. Love the way they say my name... Caroleen

Risky ground, there, Caz! Be careful!

*hides behind sofa* why? are they gonna come and get me?

Mentioning Paris and French in the same sentance. Scary consequences...