Regional Language Differences

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A presentation which was used as part of an assembly in a UK primary school about Regional Language Differences. Thanks to everyone on Twitter to helped to contribute the words.

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about This Presentation
This presentation was used in an assembly about ‘differences around
the UK’. The content was contributed by people on Twitter.

At the top of each slide, there is a word which is used in a particular
part of the UK. The middle area shows the meaning, as well as the
postcode / place name of where the word is used.

We talked about the words and their meanings in our assembly. We
also looked up the places in Google Earth to see where they were in
relation to our school in Kent.

Thank you to everyone who helped with the presentation.

Mark

kift

someone who
is really clumsy

SA72

parmo

escalope of chicken,
breaded, deep fried,
smothered in bechemal,
topped with cheese!
TS16

parmo

escalope of chicken,
breaded, deep fried,
smothered in bechemal,
topped with cheese!
TS18

What’s the craic?

What is going on?
Have you any news?

BT48

Ninety

There are lots of things
happening.

BT48

twitchel

short footpath
or side entrance

NG5

Spelk

splinter caught
under the skin

TS24

essy cart

dust cart
or dustbin lorry

ZE2

croggie

to give someone
a lift on a bicycle

NG4

dreckly

at some time
in the near future

TR2

siding the table

clearing the table

SK6

where to you goyin?

Where are you going?

CF31

Thank You!
Many thanks to the following people to posted their words to me via
Twitter:

Doug Belshaw, Bev Evans, David Mitchell, GeoBlogs, Mark Clarkson,
Tom Henzley, Helen Butterﬁeld, Kevin McLauglin, Jack O’Toole, Adam
Sutcliffe, Roger Neilson, Tony Fox, Sinclair Mackenzie, Jonathan Sim,
Emma, Paul Martin, Janette Faulkner, Emma Barker, Tracey Gentle,
Caroline Breyley, Bill Lord, Rachelala, Tim Rylands, Zoe Ross, Simon
Widdowson, John Sutton, Anthony W, damoward, James Greenwood,
Donna Hay, Rich Olyott, Tony Cassidy, David Terron, Ivan, LagganK,
Dawn Hallybone, Kenny73, Tom Biebrach, Jim Maloney, Michael
Fawcett, Ian Addison and Caroline Roche.

Mark Warner

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Regional Language Differences

1. Differences around the uk

2. about This Presentation This presentation was used in an assembly about ‘differences around the UK’. The content was contributed by people on Twitter. At the top of each slide, there is a word which is used in a particular part of the UK. The middle area shows the meaning, as well as the postcode / place name of where the word is used. We talked about the words and their meanings in our assembly. We also looked up the places in Google Earth to see where they were in relation to our school in Kent. Thank you to everyone who helped with the presentation. Mark

3. barm BL3

4. barm crazy BL3

5. peelywally IV30

6. peelywally not feeling well IV30

7. tabs DE7

8. tabs ears DE7

9. coshies PE31

10. coshies sweets PE31

11. marra NE61

12. marra head NE61

13. crockin’ NR8

14. crockin’ crying NR8

15. oakie LE8

16. oakie ice cream LE8

17. skorrie KW14

18. skorrie seagull KW14

19. klempt Wigan

20. klempt hungry Wigan

21. cwch Wales

22. cwch cuddle Wales

23. kift SA72

24. kift someone who is really clumsy SA72

25. bairn TS16

26. bairn young child TS16

27. nesh DE5

28. nesh cold DE5

29. mizzly TR2

30. mizzly misty / drizzly TR2

31. TROCK KW14

32. TROCK rubbish KW14

33. glaikit EH10

34. glaikit stupid EH10

35. parmo TS16

36. parmo escalope of chicken, breaded, deep fried, smothered in bechemal, topped with cheese! TS16

37. Butty CF31

38. Butty mate / friend CF31

39. scraitin NG16

40. scraitin crying NG16

41. pingling NR8

42. pingling messing around with food NR8

43. parmo TS18

44. parmo escalope of chicken, breaded, deep fried, smothered in bechemal, topped with cheese! TS18

45. cob LE8

46. cob bread roll LE8

47. cob LE8

48. cob to throw LE8

49. mardy LE8

50. mardy grumpy LE8

51. daps South Wales

52. daps trainers South Wales

53. greetin Scotland

54. greetin crying Scotland

55. Fit Like? AB54

56. Fit Like? How are you? AB54

57. dunshus NE30

58. dunshus push me NE30

59. Gan TS23

60. Gan to go TS23

61. What’s the craic? BT48

62. What’s the craic? What is going on? Have you any news? BT48

63. Ninety BT48

64. Ninety There are lots of things happening. BT48

65. barmcake BT3

66. barmcake white bread bun BT3

67. twitchel NG5

68. twitchel short footpath or side entrance NG5

69. Spelk TS24

70. Spelk splinter caught under the skin TS24

71. jitty LE2

72. jitty a narrow alley or footpath LE2

73. spoggs HD1

74. spoggs sweets HD1

75. essy cart ZE2

76. essy cart dust cart or dustbin lorry ZE2

77. ginnel HD1

78. ginnel narrow path or alley way HD1

79. frit NG31

80. frit frightened NG31

81. mither CW12

82. mither make a fuss CW12

83. skive CW12

84. skive truant or ‘skip’ school CW12

85. croggie NG4

86. croggie to give someone a lift on a bicycle NG4

87. mash NG4

88. mash to brew a cup of tea NG4

89. weak NN14

90. weak very NN14

91. dreckly TR2

92. dreckly at some time in the near future TR2

93. emmett TR2

94. emmett tourists TR2

95. siding the table SK6

96. siding the table clearing the table SK6

97. do you ken? FK1

98. do you ken? Do you care? FK1

99. Hy up DE7

100. Hy up Hello DE7

101. rammel DE7

102. rammel rubbish / not good DE7

103. owt FY4

104. owt anything FY4

105. where to you goyin? CF31

106. where to you goyin? Where are you going? CF31

107. Thank You! Many thanks to the following people to posted their words to me via Twitter: Doug Belshaw, Bev Evans, David Mitchell, GeoBlogs, Mark Clarkson, Tom Henzley, Helen Butterﬁeld, Kevin McLauglin, Jack O’Toole, Adam Sutcliffe, Roger Neilson, Tony Fox, Sinclair Mackenzie, Jonathan Sim, Emma, Paul Martin, Janette Faulkner, Emma Barker, Tracey Gentle, Caroline Breyley, Bill Lord, Rachelala, Tim Rylands, Zoe Ross, Simon Widdowson, John Sutton, Anthony W, damoward, James Greenwood, Donna Hay, Rich Olyott, Tony Cassidy, David Terron, Ivan, LagganK, Dawn Hallybone, Kenny73, Tom Biebrach, Jim Maloney, Michael Fawcett, Ian Addison and Caroline Roche. Mark Warner

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