This Seven-Question Vocabulary Test Will Reveal Which Social Class You Are
Traditional Working Class
You come from a traditionally working class background. You’re proud of your roots, of your family and the community you grew up in. Your language reveals that you’re no nonsense in how you communicate; you prefer to call a spade a spade - who has time for pretensions and metaphors when you could just say what you mean? You went to a state school - and you might have gone to university but no matter how much you learn or how successful you become, you’ll always be a working class kid at heart.
Take that yer god damn naysayers
I almost feel sorry for you. You'd probably knife me if we met.
Originally posted by Scribble
This Seven-Question Vocabulary Test Will Reveal Which Social Class You AreTraditional Working Class
You come from a traditionally working class background. You’re proud of your roots, of your family and the community you grew up in. Your language reveals that you’re no nonsense in how you communicate; you prefer to call a spade a spade - who has time for pretensions and metaphors when you could just say what you mean? You went to a state school - and you might have gone to university but no matter how much you learn or how successful you become, you’ll always be a working class kid at heart.
Take that yer god damn naysayers
Originally posted by It's xyz!I'm more working-middle I'd say, or something around there. The test was hardly comprehensive, seven questions like
I almost feel sorry for you. You'd probably knife me if we met.
Plus my accent actually does sound quite posh, which is weird considering my dad has a Scouse accent and my mum generally is quite cockney
I would say you sound London outskirts or kinda Midlands.
Would class you as a southerner.
Originally posted by Scribble
I'm more working-middle I'd say, or something around there. The test was hardly comprehensive, seven questions likePlus my accent actually does sound quite posh, which is weird considering my dad has a Scouse accent and my mum generally is quite cockney
Orate mate, calm darn. Snot like Ye av any nonsense in ye bones.
Originally posted by Scribble
Yeah, I definitely fall in the Southern category most heavily. The only problem is that for some reason, I go more broad Northern when I'm in London. All "Now then" and "Y'allreet?"I belong nowhere no more