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Words in ur own accent that people don't get
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
So i was in London over the weekend and me and my friend got talking to some people at the tub station about Eastenders in particular Ian Beale. But when we said Ian they looked at us funny. Turns out when you say the name Ian if you have a Geordie accent to others its sound like this EEN not Ian haha.

What i want to know is, is there a word or name that you say to people who don't have the same accent as you that they also don't understand?

Some fine examples of the Geordie Lingo: 

Nar - no
Gan - going
Doon - down
Reet - right
Divvent - don't
Hoose - house
Mortal - drunk
Knackered - tired
Canny good like - good
Dee as ya telt - do as your told
Whey Aye Man - yes 
Howay man - come on! 
Here man, he's giving is hackies - he's looking at me funny
Aal reet -  Alright
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Sylvan wrote:
My country has such strong dialects that one half of the country doesn't understand the other half of the country
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kagura wrote:
i haven't ever met anyone outside of my hometown who knows what 'mulppaaminen' is 
it means when you get water to your rubber boot when you almost fall in puddle/ditch 
yes it's specifically when it happens with rubber boots and yes we absolute need a word for that 
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
My country has such strong dialects that one half of the country doesn't understand the other half of the country
turns out no one in the UK other than my fellow Geordies and maybe the Machems can understand what i say 99.9% of the time xx
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
kagura wrote:
i haven't ever met anyone outside of my hometown who knows what 'mulppaaminen' is 
it means when you get water to your rubber boot when you almost fall in puddle/ditch 
yes it's specifically when it happens with rubber boots and yes we absolute need a word for that 
wait you have a word for when water gets in your Wellies? xx
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kagura wrote:
AtlantaG1912 wrote:
kagura wrote:
i haven't ever met anyone outside of my hometown who knows what 'mulppaaminen' is 
it means when you get water to your rubber boot when you almost fall in puddle/ditch 
yes it's specifically when it happens with rubber boots and yes we absolute need a word for that 
wait you have a word for when water gets in your Wellies? xx
yes 
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
kagura wrote:
AtlantaG1912 wrote:
kagura wrote:
i haven't ever met anyone outside of my hometown who knows what 'mulppaaminen' is 
it means when you get water to your rubber boot when you almost fall in puddle/ditch 
yes it's specifically when it happens with rubber boots and yes we absolute need a word for that 
wait you have a word for when water gets in your Wellies? xx
yes 
that's so odd but cool at the same time haha xx
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Sylvan wrote:
AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
My country has such strong dialects that one half of the country doesn't understand the other half of the country
turns out no one in the UK other than my fellow Geordies and maybe the Machems can understand what i say 99.9% of the time xx
If I would try to talk with my dialect in berlin, they would ask if I speak english too
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
My country has such strong dialects that one half of the country doesn't understand the other half of the country
turns out no one in the UK other than my fellow Geordies and maybe the Machems can understand what i say 99.9% of the time xx
If I would try to talk with my dialect in berlin, they would ask if I speak english too
haha its weird how you can be in the same country yet people can't understand you xx
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Sylvan wrote:
AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
AtlantaG1912 wrote:
turns out no one in the UK other than my fellow Geordies and maybe the Machems can understand what i say 99.9% of the time xx
If I would try to talk with my dialect in berlin, they would ask if I speak english too
haha its weird how you can be in the same country yet people can't understand you xx
everyone in the country hates bavarians so they think they don't need to understand us
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
If I would try to talk with my dialect in berlin, they would ask if I speak english too
haha its weird how you can be in the same country yet people can't understand you xx
everyone in the country hates bavarians so they think they don't need to understand us
why do they hate you? xx
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Rotte wrote:
I don't have an accent or dialect, but jylland got some other "words" for things, that i don't get. At least what i remember from my childhood 🥴
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Angelica wrote:
I don't have an accent or dialect, but jylland got some other "words" for things, that i don't get 🥴
you will have one hun just won't notice it as impossible not to have one.

What words? xx
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Sylvan wrote:
AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
AtlantaG1912 wrote:
haha its weird how you can be in the same country yet people can't understand you xx
everyone in the country hates bavarians so they think they don't need to understand us
why do they hate you? xx
we are rich, have shitty conservative politicians  and we are perceived as arrogant also our federal state is prettier than the others.
We have this thing where richer states pay for poorer states, we finance like 2/3 of what berlin (always in debt) does.
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kagura wrote:
i also like this one. so right way to ask what time it is in finnish is "paljonko kello on?" (literal translation = how much is clock) 
but you might as well say "mitäpä se tiuku reppii?" (literal translation = what does that jingle bell tears). depends where you from it's 50/50 change you know what that means. i also think there's lot of different variatons of that too, but that's how you most likely will hear it being said in my area 
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Rotte wrote:
AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Angelica wrote:
I don't have an accent or dialect, but jylland got some other "words" for things, that i don't get 🥴
you will have one hun just won't notice it as impossible not to have one.

What words? xx
I can't remember them exactly, i think the ones i was told were food related tho?
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