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[LuMPyPussy]

I've got a Scottish friend... he sounds like a bulldog gargling with marbles when he talks.

Sorry John!

[Duchess]

he sounds like a bulldog gargling with marbles when he talks.

I've never heard that, could you use another analogy ?

[SyberBitch]

he sounds like a bulldog gargling with marbles when he talks.

I've never heard that, could you use another analogy ?

(trying to talk while deepthroating) ::thumbs::

[LuMPyPussy]

Scottish Star Trek:

[flash=320,256]http://www.youtube.com/v/Khrpy4V0-U4[/flash]

[SyberBitch]

Scottish Star Trek:

[flash=320,256]http://www.youtube.com/v/Khrpy4V0-U4[/flash]

I could understand about 1 out of every 3 words.

[Cynical Ninja]

Scottish Star Trek:

I could understand about 1 out of every 3 words.

Thats because you have the linguistic skills of a 1 year old eating porridge.

[Cynical Ninja]

Geordie is an accent and dialect all of its own.

My Geordie accent is quite mild, as are my parents because we all had correct pronunciation drummed into us as children.

Here is a link to a Geordie dictionary, the dialect is actually mainly influenced by Viking and Anglo Saxon languages.

I can speak "broad" thick geordie, you probablywouldn't understand a word I was saying, I am still proud of it because it is so old and part of the culture.

http://www.northeastengland.talktalk.net...ionary.htm

[SyberBitch]

Scottish Star Trek:

I could understand about 1 out of every 3 words.

Thats because you have the linguistic skills of a 1 year old eating porridge.

Eating porridge makes it more difficult to understand scottish brogue?

[SyberBitch]

Geordie is an accent and dialect all of its own.

My Geordie accent is quite mild, as are my parents because we all had correct pronunciation drummed into us as children.

Here is a link to a Geordie dictionary, the dialect is actually mainly influenced by Viking and Anglo Saxon languages.

I can speak "broad" thick geordie, you probablywouldn't understand a word I was saying, I am still proud of it because it is so old and part of the culture.

http://www.northeastengland.talktalk.net...ionary.htm

How about posting a clip of yourself talking? Demonstrate a couple of different dialects. I will if you will! (if I can make my damned mic work)

Edit: How about a thread dedicated to everyone sharing a sample of themselves speaking?

[Maggot]

Geordie is an accent and dialect all of its own.

My Geordie accent is quite mild, as are my parents because we all had correct pronunciation drummed into us as children.

Here is a link to a Geordie dictionary, the dialect is actually mainly influenced by Viking and Anglo Saxon languages.

I can speak "broad" thick geordie, you probablywouldn't understand a word I was saying, I am still proud of it because it is so old and part of the culture.

http://www.northeastengland.talktalk.net...ionary.htm

How about posting a clip of yourself talking? Demonstrate a couple of different dialects. I will if you will! (if I can make my damned mic work)

Edit: How about a thread dedicated to everyone sharing a sample of themselves speaking?

::I might say something bad!Besides I have a real tough time posting a media thing I tried with my guitar and almost killed the whole street.