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When peeps say 'aks' instead of 'ask'

Oh that's bad

Dont do that

I think that's a black thing, innit, bruv?

No, I've heard it here too, years ago.

Quote: keewik @ December 21 2012, 10:24 PM GMT

No, I've heard it here too, years ago.

You say that like there are no black people in Scotland!

I don't like people pronouncing baby as "babby". It makes me quite savage.

There's also "babba" and bubbuh".

Quote: lofthouse @ December 21 2012, 10:43 PM GMT

You say that like there are no black people in Scotland!

Not sure what you mean by 'black'. In terms of non-White we have more people of Asian origin rather than negroid. I heard 'axe' for 'ask' when I was a child and immigrants were few and far between.

Ironically for a BCGer, I've never really known how to pronounce clique. I say "cleek" but a lot seem to say say "click".

Quote: keewik @ December 21 2012, 11:48 PM GMT

Not sure what you mean by 'black'.

As in 'black'.

Moss cow instead of moss co, very annoyancingfull.

Some prat on another forum asked someone to 'Hit him' with a PM.

I like it when Scottish people pronounce the letter J as "jye".

Quote: chipolata @ December 23 2012, 12:11 AM GMT

Ironically for a BCGer, I've never really known how to pronounce clique. I say "cleek" but a lot seem to say say "click".

You are right. It's French so obviously the 'i' must be pronounced 'ee'.

Max Von Sydow. I still don't know how to pronounce his name!

Why do people say pacific instead of specific, it really pisses me off, I mean they are oceans apart!

Am I the only one who says the letter 'H' as "Haich"?

Yet, strangly, when I actually say a word with an 'H' in it, I omit the sound - "'ello", "'ouse" etc.

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