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Black Country Sayings/Expressions - talkSAFT - 29-01-2017
Give us your favourites.......
RE: Black Country Sayings/Expressions - Beefy 1965 - 29-01-2017
Alright Cock
Even better when I was at the Merry hill,
I had this tasty looking girl serve me in a cafe.
My wife's face was a picture when I asked .......
How much cock
RE: Black Country Sayings/Expressions - Salopbaggie - 29-01-2017
"I'll knock that smile to the other side of your face or I'll wipe that smile off your face"
and of course
"Well I'll goo to the top of our stairs". Sorry Stairs
RE: Black Country Sayings/Expressions - drewks - 29-01-2017
Not a Black Country one, but West Country:
"Well f**k my trumpet"....
RE: Black Country Sayings/Expressions - Stairs - 29-01-2017
(29-01-2017, 19:32)Salopbaggie Wrote: "I'll knock that smile to the other side of your face or I'll wipe that smile off your face"
and of course
"Well I'll goo to the top of our stairs". Sorry Stairs
It's Foot of my stairs as far as I know
RE: Black Country Sayings/Expressions - Worldclassalbion - 29-01-2017
Errs gorra faerce like a stunt mons knee
Ers bin cocked Mooer times than Elma Fudds shotgun
RE: Black Country Sayings/Expressions - Dingle-Dingle - 30-01-2017
Them bin bay winda`s bay em. They bay bay winda`s bin em.
It`s black over Bills mothers.
Yow`m mardy.
Ar wench. Ar kid
Bostin.
DD
RE: Black Country Sayings/Expressions - talkSAFT - 30-01-2017
Yampy
Saft
RE: Black Country Sayings/Expressions - Dingle-Dingle - 30-01-2017
Dow talk saft lol. DD
RE: Black Country Sayings/Expressions - talkSAFT - 30-01-2017
I was raised in Handsworth, but never ventured West into Black Country. I always stood on the Handsworth End (East Stand) with Brummies and it wasn't until I joined the Brummie Road End that I actually heard Black Country. I couldn't believe how different the tongue and accent was, and I really loved it - still do.
I'd never heard "am" for "are"; "her" for "she" ; "ay" for "isn't"; "day" for "didn't", "fairther" for "father" etc etc. and I was only a mile or 2 away.
They'm far friendlier than Brummies, an' all.