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Absolutely Soding myself over the Haka.

I have sent it to a couple of 'God's Own' plumbers I know over here.

But with the unknown humor of the Yorkshire men, I may end up with a good laugh tomorrow or a fat lip.

'How much,,,,how much.... That line will kill them tonight and me tomorrow.
 
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Five word chuffin rule , sake
 
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Test your Yorkshire, can you translate these commonly used Yorkshire words?

To blob -
Laik -
Bob into -
Bray -
Kalling -
A Gill -
Chump -
On'y -
Allus -
Myther -
 
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Test your Yorkshire, can you translate these commonly used Yorkshire words?

To blob -
Laik - play out
Bob into - go to shop/town
Bray - fight
Kalling -
A Gill -
Chump - stupid person
On'y - go away
Allus - all of us (maybe)
Myther - hassle

My Grandad was a proper Yorkshireman, bless him. I still say mash the tea or the tea is mashing, now Dan does too haha.
 
Pmsl!

I was trying to get dan to make my flag a yorkshire one but he refused - can't start banging on about the War of the Roses again!!

He hates it when I end up in a conversation about that with a randomer from lancashire
 
Pmsl!

I was trying to get dan to make my flag a yorkshire one but he refused - can't start banging on about the War of the Roses again!!

He hates it when I end up in a conversation about that with a randomer from lancashire
I am a fan of old Richard.
 
A few Guernsey words/phrases for you.

Pushang = Bicycle
Grockle = Foreigner (borrowed from the Cornish I think?)
Cor damme la, eh! = Flippin' heck!
Where you to? = Where are you going?
Cheerie = Goodbye
Cor hang! = Blimey!
Ah yeah is it? = I agree!
Bathers = Swimming costume
Douit = small stream
Budloe night = Bonfire night
 

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