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Re: Brummieland
Originally Posted by Steve_
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Which is what I said. Still there are plenty of people with the black country accent who live in Birmingham.
It's one of my pet peeves, people mixing the two up ! |
Re: Brummieland
The Black Country Museum is quite good.
Although the Saddam Hussein mosque has lost its charm since they changed the name. |
Re: Brummieland
So are Yam Yams Brummies or Black Country ?
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Re: Brummieland
Somehow I quite enjoy the Brummie accent too. Found this on YT...good lads...
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Re: Brummieland
Well there are all kinds of variations, black country isn't just an accent, it's a dialect, Birmingham accent is significantly milder. But there's also for example the Walsall accent which is somewhere inbetween.
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Re: Brummieland
Originally Posted by How long
(Post 10973089)
So are Yam Yams Brummies or Black Country ?
You am owright am ya? "Spake" is black country, "spik" is more brummie. I.e. learning im ta spik brummie. Learnin im ta spake black country. |
Re: Brummieland
Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 10971537)
This link is for MikeUK but might be of interest to others.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...l-8916466.html Never been there myself (aside from on the M6) but might have to make a trip one of these days. Even the Balti Triangle is mentioned. Hope this is comment enough to avoid grinding anyone's gears :) |
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