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longford 12:37 Tue Jan 23
The london Accent , and the changing thereof
Dawned on me earlier whilst watching an interview with alan minter , that what i always use to associate as a London accent is pretty much on the way out ..

This was the interview

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3l5nmZ1ad00

I have a feeling in another generation time it will be completely gone, and replaced with the new london accent ..

this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92vgIJLCkX8


So whats happened then ?

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gph 12:43 Wed Jan 24
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
Interesting that modern English is based on East Midlands Middle English, as there was massive immigration from the East Midlands to the capital before and around the time that printing took off.

Thoink Chroist it wasn't the West Midlands...

longford 12:08 Wed Jan 24
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
ill check it out , its was fairly niche when i got into those comps, glad its spreadits wings

bruuuno 12:01 Wed Jan 24
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
afrobeat show on rinse Sunday afternoon is good for hearing new stuff

Hammer and Pickle 11:58 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
Like it longford

longford 11:56 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
https://www.mixcloud.com/goncalofilipe313/africanism-compilation-vol1-dj-gregory-mix/

bruuuno 11:41 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
Will do Longford cheers mate

longford 10:30 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
bruuuuno

check out africanism compilations on defected records ..

exactly what your talking about , and you're very correct

lowermarshhammer 10:29 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
There is some kind of vinegary fishy type sauce that a lot of West Africans have to drown their food in before they can eat it.

Definitely has to be an acquired taste, I can't stand the whiff of it. Anyone know what it's called? Maybe a brand name.

I keep meaning to ask one of the cleaners

"What the fuck is that shit?"

Fear that they may try to drag to a United Church of the Kingdom of God meeting before they will divulge the information that I seek.

Yes boss.

bruuuno 10:10 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
I've been liking a lot of afrobeat stuff lately, compliments house really well

BRANDED 10:05 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
Theres fucking huge numbers of Africans on London and have their own patois. They're having a big impact on the music scene too.

zebthecat 10:04 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
yngwies Cat 7:29 Tue Jan 23

Me too, It was that or Sarf Lahndahn where I grew up.
As for Welsh accents, South Wales is pretty grim but I went out with girl from a small village near Porthmadog and English was her second language - there's lovely.

Hammer and Pickle 10:03 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
RUDEGIRLS

bruuuno 9:50 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
I'm sure accents evolve hugely over the course of a century, multiculturalism has only increased that

I've not lived in London for fifteen years and noticed when I was back last that the rudegirls talk with and African twinge. Fifteen years ago it was Jamaican and Africans were taken the piss out of

HairyHammer 9:18 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
longford

Sorry, I just felt that does not mean I am right.

Toe Rag 8:28 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
Old East End accent, nothing like the horrible estuary drawl that you get on TOWIE.

https://youtu.be/3DNY8xThaq8

Side of Ham 8:21 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
Gavros 5:04 Tue Jan 23

Hahaha!

Standing in an Ice Rink don't count Gavlar!

longford 8:21 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
RP is a bit sinister as accnt goes , as is not regional , but is acquired by the middle classes as a sign of upward mobility through elocution lessons ...

why would you bother ? unless you're from birmingham

billywhitehorse 8:12 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
There wasn't just one London accent. My Nan was born in Covent Garden in 1900. I used to take her back in the 1970's to visit the area which would always involve visiting pubs. She would listen to people in the pub and identify which part of London they were from. Whenever we asked them she was always right.

yngwies Cat 7:51 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
I asked a girl out one on the account of her lovely Welsh accent. Needles to say the answer was No.Yaky da!

yngwies Cat 7:50 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
(nt)

Far Cough 7:44 Tue Jan 23
Re: The london Accent , and the changing thereof
Welsh accent on a pretty bird, makes me weak at the knees

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