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That must be Big Debs hang-out

hing oot mair like ...

MICK wrote:

hing oot mair like ...

Oor soof memers widnae ken whit yon meens tho Mick

Dinnae stert awrat noo ...

Yud huv the advantage ower me wi wirkin in Eberdeen

It reads exactly like Geordie sounds so I understand it fine  2006 Mercedes CLS
1991 Retro-style Mini
But really finding it hard to fight the urge for a S/C...

M44K TS wrote:

It reads exactly like Geordie sounds so I understand it fine

47p2 wrote:

Oor soof memers widnae ken whit yon meens tho Mick

I recall (as a southerner) working in Glasgow back in 1992, I actually asked who this Ken bloke was

I also recall walking into a Chinese Take Away on the Govan road one evening, mainly with the intention of getting some dinner. Small Chinese looking bloke behind the counter promptly asked "Ye arite meman, wot'll ye be warten the noo?"

Effing near choked laughing.

EDIT. Have to say though, 6 months of living & working in Glasgow did enable me to understand Rab C Nesbitt.

Some of the wee chinkies with a Glasgow accent are funny

Glaswegians don't use the 'ken' word as a rule, more of a east coast word.

You're a braver man than me walking the streets of sunny Govan in search of food, even braver if you ate it.....

Yeah, Govan was a bit rough but the digs were cheap. I guess that makes me an honourary Scotsman then

MICK wrote:

Some of the wee chinkies with a Glasgow accent are funny

Equally amusing was the Indian fella with a Glasgow accent. Didn't choke this time cos I was half expecting it.

"Govan" jeez you don't venture there in the daylight hours , yeah some of the Paki's can be funny as well , more so when they are trying to bump you when you are buying something from their shops