Gurt lush, my bubbers!

[Anonymous]

I must now be an honourary Bristolian. I just typed 'they' instead of 'them'* Letters too far apart to be a typo.

I'm so proud :D

*As in 'one of they'

[Grinch]

mmmh.. init...

[Mogs]

Come over by yere boyo, and tell me now - Whose coat is that jacket?

[RenamedMonkey]

Come over by yere boyo, and tell me now - Whose coat is that jacket?

:lol: That's Welsh! It does make me giggle when I hear that :lol:




Another bizzare Bristolian term; using 'or no' at the end of a conversation.


"You coming down the shop or no?" ](*,)



Rich, shame on you :wink:

[Jabba]

Come over by yere boyo, and tell me now - Whose coat is that jacket?

:lol: That's Welsh! It does make me giggle when I hear that :lol:

And the classic Welsh:

"Where to is that you're from?" :roll:

[RenamedMonkey]

Come over by yere boyo, and tell me now - Whose coat is that jacket?

:lol: That's Welsh! It does make me giggle when I hear that :lol:

And the classic Welsh:

"Where to is that you're from?" :roll:

:lol:

[The Mass]

And the other Welsh Classic's


Who's shoes are those boots?

and

Alright butt or wha ? :? - whatever that means I have no idea :shock:

aaahhhh love em really!... :lol: :lol:

[Anonymous]

And the other Welsh Classic's



Alright butt or wha ? :? - whatever that means I have no idea :shock:

aaahhhh love em really!... :lol: :lol:

I think it means 'nice ****' Used by men to men a lot in Wales it seems.... :? :lol:

[Ceri JC]

And the other Welsh Classic's


Who's shoes are those boots?

and

Alright butt or wha ? :? - whatever that means I have no idea :shock:

aaahhhh love em really!... :lol: :lol:

I'm not joking, our PE teacher used to say, "whose boots are these shoes?" when there was a pair of rugby boots left over after PE.

My brother's favourite mock-welsh saying is, "If you can guess how many sheep are in this barrel you can have both of them"