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Bardock42 Junior Member

Originally posted by apoc001
Is it der-ing or dyer-ing?
That's a much better question really...cause only crazy people and gays from (the) north of england say "juring" (if even they).

apoc001 BEWY!

Yeah I've only ever heard "juring" from drunks...

A Dose Of Vraya Disciple of Inglip

I say dering

chillmeistergen Restricted
Originally posted by lord xyz
I know, as southern Britons pronounce "can't".

How is that possibly giving anyone any clue as to what pronunciation you mean?

Also, there is very different pronunciation among Southern Britons. Somerset is different from Bristol, etc etc. Learn what you're talking about, you northern scally.

AC/DC'S_LVR All That Noiz

Originally posted by lord xyz
That accent sounds really horrible.

not when you have it

lord xyz Restricted

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
How is that possibly giving anyone any clue as to what pronunciation you mean?

Also, there is very different pronunciation among Southern Britons. Somerset is different from Bristol, etc etc. Learn what you're talking about, you northern scally.

How about the a in father, aha/ Like barth, but without actually pronouncing the R.

chillmeistergen Restricted
Originally posted by lord xyz
How about the a in f[b]ather, aha/ Like barth, but without actually pronouncing the R. [/B]

Still different pronunciation in different regions. But yeah, I say 'bath' like I say 'father'. The same for most of those types of words, like 'grass' etc.

Lara Belladonna

I hate to point out the obvious but they are two different word with two different meanings so for me this is a little confusing.