BRITISH ENGLISH & WEST RIDING YORKSHIRE ENGLISH
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
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West Riding Yorkshire dialect recordings (Sheffield speaker)
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I'm currently learning Yorkshire dialect but the older version which had been spoken by most locals until the 1950s. It's a fascinating linguistic gem with so many loanwords and grammatical structures borrowed from Old Norse.
what dya mean by learning it? Studying for school? A yorkshire local trying to discover their roots?
I'm 29 and have live here all my life and am quite broad but do want to see a revival in the strength of the dialect
@@jasonkelly7951 Shouldn't theur be tooa busy watchin telly?
@@johnpickwick407 not payin f't lecky on a bloody tele, does tha think am med a brass r kid?
Example of old Yorkshire Dialect czcams.com/video/ScELaXMCVis/video.html
Parece un poco al Anglo Saxon original
0:36 The Yorkshire Wren tho 💀
Yorkshire, the linking dialect between Standard English & Scots.
No. It is clearly "English", not Scots. It's an English "accent" in the literal sense, it's not a language of its own.
@@marcelbork92He never said that.
@@marcelbork92It's a dialect, not an accent.
My grandpa was from yorkshire ^^ it was interesting. I think I picked up a few of his vocab
As a Yorkshire man, you kids are lucky to have CZcams, we had to watch different accents in real life, while sleeping in dirt, using newspaper as blankets, with no blanket.
Luxury, you lucky bastard.
Was kinda strange but also kinda nice actually understanding everything said in this video.
Good video greetings
Home of Thomas And Friends
Yorkshire English had a big influence on American English
Agree
And Irish accent
Make the Yorkshire dialect the standard.👍💮
I’d love to hear one comparing RP against Scouse
It seems like the Yorkshire accent is in a hurry & bored while reciting the Lord's prayer.
we need more british accents
Another great video.
Video comparison idea: Sinhala vs Dhivehi
Edit: the channel already has it, guys
Nice video 💪❤️❤️
Lovely
Do people still speak this Yorkshire dialect?
absolutely. Many people in the Yorkshire region speak this dialect to some degree.
The dialect has become less strong. In most places it’s now an accent rather than a dialect. The above extracts would be very accurate in terms of modern day pronunciation.
Yeah but not the spelling
Ppl around from Leeds or Sheffield can speak this tho
older generation, my grandparents are broader than this example and I myself sometimes slip into it, my girlfriend says it gets worse when I talk to Americans, French people or anyone on the phone. Some kind of patriotic defence mechanism?
I've never heard anyone from Yorkshire replace a TH with a D!
Hm. I lived there for half a year and I also did not notice this.
Awesome!
I would do the corno-English dialect. It's a bit unknown so would spread light on him.
Yorkshire english is a root to scots english, in origin with ALL atention they have a strong flemish influence and resemble.💫🤙🤙🤙
What exactly is "Flemish" in it? And what is (supposed to be) a "root" of Scots?
the english guy sounds like malcolm mcdowell in ACO
@ILoveLanguages!, please upload Australian English and Indian English.
I’m not sure why, but it reminds me of Pennsylvania German
can u do a video about the ga language
British English isn't necessarily Yorkshire English, I get that, but Yorkshire English is definitely British English. The title of this video makes me scratch my head a little. I like the video though.
Would British Received Pronounciation vs Yorkshire English been a better title?
@@GwenL I think so. Yes, that title would describe the video nicely.
hey Andy day 3 of asking for wendat-Mohawk language comparison please and thanks
I need a volunteer.
@@ilovelanguages0124 how can I contact you
I'm from West Yorkshire. And that "west Yorkshire accent" is very South Yorkshire to me. Like Sheffield or something 🤔
The guy doing his Yorkshire accent sounds so done and tired
0:54
can you make video about moravian language and ethinc moravian from moravia🟨🟥 pls can am moravian and wanted a video about the Moravians you didn't listen to me you didn't about us plssssssssssssssssss ps play to background moravo moravo or in english oh moravia oh moravia thank you see you next time
do English vs Geordie dialect next
Queen is dead, now you have to put King Charles
No thanks!
@@jimm6095how about yes
He's not my king
@@Frank-bc9xi YES HE IS
He might be yours. He isn't mine. I bow down and take my oath to none other than the Lord my God. Not to some adulterous half wit.
When reading the comments below, it seems there is virtually NO variety of ENGLISH on planet Earth that hasn't been "influenced" or even has "grown out" of the Yorkshire dialect. That's ridiculous. Let's agree and acknowledge that the Yorkshire dialect is a quite isolated, marginalized variation of English, as the area is where it is spoken.
I'm coming
When was THIS a thing?
as a native british englander I DO NOT understand THOSE DAMN yorshire fellows
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Is it a dialect of british english or a different one?
syllabary in Moravian is Orthography or the rules of spelling of the Moravian-Slavic language
Is the Yorkshire dialect even English?!
Yes
0:39
No offence intended, but I seldom laughed so hard.🙃
It sounds a helluva lot like Geordie