Accent Tag! Derbyshire, England
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- Accent Tag for Derbyshire, England, UK
ACCENT TAG.
The Words:
Aunt, Roof, Route, Wash, Oil, Theater, Iron, Salmon, Caramel, Fire, Water, Sure, Data, Ruin, Crayon, New Orleans, Pecan, Both, Again, Probably, Spitting image, Alabama, Lawyer, Coupon, Mayonnaise, Syrup, Pajamas, Caught, Naturally, Aluminium, Envelope
The Questions:
1. What is it called when you throw toilet paper on a house?
2. What is the bug that when you touch it, it curls into a ball?
3. What is the bubbly carbonated drink called?
4. What do you call gym shoes?
5. What do you say to address a group of people?
6. What do you call the kind of spider (or spider-like creature) that has an oval-shaped body and extremely long legs?
7. What do you call your grandparents?
8. What do you call the wheeled contraption in which you carry groceries at the supermarket?
9. What do you call it when rain falls while the sun is shining?
10. What is the thing you change the TV channel with?
Common as muck LOL you may be common dear but you're extraordinarily and unique and thank you for your video I'm looking for good examples of the devil shower accent because that's for my Call of Duty game is going to take my investigators this evening and I want it to get it right. Thank you ever so much
I'm now in love with all Derbyshire ladies. Regards from the US!
I'm a Derbyshire lad.. Allreet me duck😊
this is so amazing! this accent is the best..... you are awesome!
Aww thanks. So are you :-) x
This is exactly the way my Grandfather Reddish talked, he was from Derbyshire. Thanks for the video!
Haha Being from the south east US, this sort of accent seems so exotic! Its amazing to me how diverse language and slang is. Im sure most people from the UK would have a hard time understanding me... especially after Ive had been drinking. 😂 Good show!
Hello Kayley Jade. I absolutely love the Midlands accents and slangs. I am from Texas, US (which has its own accent, for sure). When I tell people that I am from Texas, they begin mimicking a Georgia, US accent. It doesn’t really bother me, but I do understand what your other posters are saying. Also love the “Common as muck” comment. Glad to know there are more of us out there. Thank you, very much for your post.
this was really useful too me so thanks! I have to learn a derbyshire accent and couldn't find anything on TH-cam apart from this... it helped..so thank you very much!
I've lived in Derby all my live so I speak like this except I don't say bog roll and the words where you miss out the Ts I still say the Ts.
I like your accent it's nice to hear
Awesome😑 I was resding Lady Chatterly's lover, where the game keeper's dialect is said to be Derbyshire, " despite him having been an officer; he wanted to connect back with the locals". Thanks ever so much!
maybe, the best accent in the world
nope
Eric Decamps you liked your own comment 😂😂
I'm from the UK and can tell a "northern" accent but I struggle to say which city/region it is expect for a few that are distinctive.
Yorkshire = Sean Bean, Neil Warnock
Newcastle = Alan Shearer
Manchester is less distinct for me, I think of Garry Nevile probably.
Liverpool is unmistakable, think John Lennon Jamie Carragher
Some parts of London seem to sound almost Australian to me now.
Even in the South West which I know best the Devon, Sommerset and Gloucester accent sounds the same. Think Stephen Merchant or Russell Howard.
Jack O'Connell has a Derby accent
That's because he is from Derby lol
No he don't
Derbyshire accent is the loveliest English accent. Rosamund Hanson is my goddess. :P
It isn't
Your accent is truly beautiful!!
Love it brilliant us lot are the salt of the earth .
yep I'm from derby I sound exactly like thsi
I love it that you say watter as "wo-ah"
:-) Derbyshire accent for ya x
+Kayley Jade we do not say water wo-ah
Was listening to this video at work last night. I don't live in Derby at the minute and kinda missed hearing the accent.
Haha you sound proper posh to me! I'm yorkshire from up north and I'm common as muck! Haha 😄😄
Fuckin our accent's the best! Derby & proud. Think this birds hot! X
Nottingham, Nottingham, Nottingham!!! xD
What is it like in Derby?I'm from Orlando and might be coming there this year.
Melvina Reynolds oh dear :P It's pretty boring and cold compared to Orlando. Not much going on here...
Melvina Reynolds make sure you visit Nottingham. It's wayyy nicer :p
+Dcfcdean81 Derby ftw :P
Your accent doesn't seem as strong as some others from Derbyshire. I live in Derby and the accent varies from mild to quite strong. Still it's cute 👍🏼
Everyones is different. Im not from derby. I live in Amber Valley area ☺
+Kayley Jade nice area. Please don't take offence to my comment! I'm from the south and like to see the difference in accents/dialects!
+Kayz Priory None taken ☺
+Kayley Jade thanks have a good day!
+Kayz Priory You too!
love ur accent .... derbyshire here as well :).... also you are stunning ;)
My grandad is from Derbyshire and this is spot on
You know like with people like Adelle who say "sumpfing" instead of something? Is that the result of a specific accent or something else? I've grown up with British TV in Canada and like with Jonathan Ross, I heard he speaks with something called a rhoticism? Like the Rs sound like Ws. Is that a regional accent or something else? THANKS!
+Kayley Jade they're not accent's, they're dialects.
I'm from Derbyshire but say some of those words different so it shows even within Derbyshire there are different accents.
if this is a derby accent has a bit of Nottingham dialect in it. the accent changes a lot depending which part of the county youre from. its one of my favourite counties due to its scenery. im from worksop, notts and we sound nothing like Mansfield, Nottingham etc. its more Yorkshire based as its so close to the border of S, yorks.
Never thought to check TH-cam for Derbyshire . My great grandparents lived there before coming here to the U.S. in 1908 . From what I see it's beautiful there in Derbyshire .
Shifty G71 aww yes derbyshire is lovely 😊
Ay up u alright? Yes tar. I'm from Lincolnshire and moved to Derbyshire few years ago and I've heard this from my family every where 😂😂 my family is all from Derby soo
I went to Ilson School... 'Ilkeston School' in the 80's. We used to call T.P.ing 'Diirty sloppies' locally pronounced 'durdee sloppies' 😂👌 Me and my mate Tim got detentions for doing dirty sloppies all over the ceiling in the science block bogs 😆👍
So glad i live in derbyshire :')
I like it :). I work in Derbyshire and it is a big struggle for me to understand the local accents. This is a help. I am just wondering, how is it possible that everybody speaks differently? BTW I love how you tend to ignore the "T" in words like water. It sounds cool :).
We called them "BOGGY BOMBS" 😂
I am so in love with this accent ❤😍 Derbyshire.. my ex is from the Midlands.
Have you read Ey up mi duck? Great book on Derbyshire accent.
I would count Derbyshire as northern
Me too.
Can't afford to waste our bog rolls! Priceless! This common as muck is getting all too rare!
In short, the further north you travel trough Derbyshire, the stronger the accent gets. So if you live North of Derby you will start to hear local accents blending with Yorkshire overtones, specially along & around the Derbys/Notts border, where there are loads of slang words thrown in for good measure. South of Derby much clearer pronounciations.
It is interesting that like Cockney London English and working class home county accents , your 'T' sounds are glottal stops, you don't use your tongue against the back of your teeth when you say a word such as ' water' . The Strongest Midlands accent I have heard from a well known person is Rob Halford from the band Judas Priest. His vowels are mangled! .
haha.. should tell people how many different words we have for "The bread thing you put burgers into... .Barms, bread cakes, rolls, buns, baps... COBS!! (And daddy long legseses aren't spiders, they're insects :P ) Cool video from Alfreton, Derbyshire :D
I'm from newhall in Swadlincote and I moved to Somerset and I still have me accent !!
wow amazing!!! your vid has over one million views already :O
You do realize that most of the people that has liked this video has only liked it because you're fit.
My family goes back to Derby! :)
"Come outside and have half a pint of mild at five to five" comes out "cum artsard n'av arf'a parnt a'maald at farve to farve." And they stretch "faar" and "haalve" in Leicester, Nottingham, Derby (Darbay, me' duck) and Sheffield. Dah, dah daah!
I'm guessing you're from Derby, I come from the high peak area and our accents are really different 👍
"we are in a recession at the minute and can't afford to waste our bogroll"
I like it, especially the shorthand greetings. Did you combine 'yeah' and 'thanks' into one word? Awesome.
Of course Americans are the only one going through the hassle of wasting toilet paper on each other's yards. I went TPing once when I was 12/13, it took about as long to do as it did for them to clean up. So stupid.
We say "Yeah, ta, are you?" Ta is just a word to say thanks. "Ey up" is just "Hey up" or "Hello".
Your voice is awesome and you look lovely
im from Derby and people who are not from this part of this world laugh when i call an allyway a jitty and a bread roll a cob
I'm from chesterfield in north derbyshire and we don't really sound like this. A good example of how much the accent can change here in the uk. Up here we use a lot of slang and sayings they use in yorkshire I.e orate meaning alright or are you ok. I take it your from the south of the county?
I agree
+Bartsimho Gaming she actually sounds quite southern to me lol.
+Brad CFC Stone I know not from Derbyshire then
+Bartsimho Gaming don't know. My step dad is from Ilkeston and that's right on border with Nottinghamshire and he doesn't sound like us either.
+Brad CFC Stone and I'm from Chesterfield and that doesn't sound like someone from the Town. Not even the drunks
Is it right to define your accent a "cockney accent". I'm italian and I'm trying to make an idea of how cockney accent really sounds
Hi, no i've not got a cockney accent. Im sure they are lots of videos on here of it though :)
Aye lass, ya sound raight nice. ai up mi duck! ello, mi ol' cauliflower.
Hahaha! Where abouts are you from? x
I'm from Chesterfield, Derbyshire. But for some reason I seem to have a much thicker Derbyshire accent than everyone else around me
I'm from Derbyshire too! My accent might be a bit stronger though.
I dont know where this came from, but we call our remote control a doofer!!! Lol
Lol :-) my partner calls it a flicker..
Kayley Jade lol
I call it a doofer too because of my dad
I guess Heanor or Ripley. Alfreton has a Yorkshire tang and Belper is closer to Derby city.
im american and i haaate posh accents..i love thick/strong, raw accents(and sometimes barely understandable) from up north, like leeds and bradford and derbyshire accents...ahh they're my fave
what part of derby are you from?ive lived in heanor most my life so picked my accent up from there
i also love geordie accents
My mom was originally from Derbyshire, but having immigrated to Canada when she was 4, I never heard her use this accent. I think it is a lovely accent, though!
00:58 - 01:14
It's like 30% London, 40% Cambridge and 30% Liverpool blended into one.
Nice
I can't here it myself, but her accent is similar to mine. So I'll take your word for it :)
Cephlin I can't hear it either! I never really thought I had an accent lol :) x
Kayley Jade we all have an accent, whether we think it or not :) I lived in Newcastle for a few years and when I came home I could hear the Notts/Derby accent.
Well that is about where the Midlands are...so that makes sense.
I'm from the midlands originally but moved to Cornwall when I was 15/16 in 2005, I sometimes think I've lost my original accent, but when I hear myself on videos the old slight Brummie twang is still there, I have a hybrid accent swapping itself every few words or so.. When I hold face to face conversations I don't hear anything out of the ordinary but I only hear it on videos. I do have some southern in me now as I am 24 so I have lived in the Southwest for nearly 10 years. But I don't think you ever fully lose your accent... I heard accents develop through copying others around you when you first begin to speak and your vocal chords stretch to a certain point and obviously remain there when you reach a certain age. We all have the ability to change our voices and I love to mimic other peoples accents, I think I can do a decent Scouse, Geordie or Scottish impersonation, but accents like Irish and Welsh English I cant do to save my life lol. The English language is amazing! So versatile for such a small island.. Is there any other countries with as many accents as ours?? I've heard a few Spanish accents, but only about 3 or 4.. I was brought to this video by searching for Derbyshire accent, because I couldn't remember it :L. Great vid though! :)
I did invent a name for my accent because I would confuse myself... "Brum'ish" is my accent, a cross between Birmingham & Cornwall.. My parents are both Brummies and my brother also has a similar accent to me. What a result lol... Anyone else with a hybrid accent??
Literally the poshest accent going
say, Would you like some Tea? YEAH u still have the accent.
You south or north Derbyshire. Accents are distinct from each region
Nice accent) like it
When you said "Alabama".
BIG UP DERBYSHIRE!
I'm from Derby too!
I'm from Heanor and we pronounce water 'watter' (with the short 'ah' vowel sound)
My dad and brother do too :-) x
Hello fellow heanorite!!
Is New York not good then? lol Aww cool. I'm from near Ripley and Heanor. Very small villages.
we call bugs that curl into a ball hedgehogs
I'm from derby and I have a totally different accent.
Well I was raised in Derby (though a sanddancer by birth) and I'd say it was pretty similar. Don't know too many people in Derby specifically though that say "ta"
U related to Daz winfield?.
No im not related to a daz winfield
why are you writing? make an accent tag then !!!
kyogreblast lots of us do.
Wooh. Im from derbyshire too.
If only Derbyshire was really this posh
I can think of a few British words that just about every American knows...
It actually seems like more work to miss letters in some accents. Like with "better." Beh-ah? Isn't it more trouble to kill 2 letters? It sounds a bit jerky, not fluid, but wtf do I know? I'm Canadian.
Lol, i dont really measure how hard it is to say words differently. Thats just how i say things :-)
i was born in belper, raised in derby.
scarlett price I'm from Newhall,Swad too haha
Awe gettin kettle on o wot
Why does everyone in the UK seem to know that it's called TPing in the US?
you look and sound lovely
Alright me duck proper derby talk
sounds not far of but im a bit more northern dales buxton
I don't say sun shower. We just say shower!
Low-key cute af. Also, still doesn't really sound all that common
Big up Derbyshire.....
If from derby and I say water as in " wart " " a " but I don't pronounce the a Like I would in the alphabet. But i always think I don't have an accent but you can't hear your own
You're a bummer??? 😄 👍 😘
you look the double of Kate Ford from corrie .:)
posh enough for me!
The sooner you get out of depressing UK the betta ; 0 )
Lmao! You having a good day?
I'm from Derby and I sound *nothing* like this lol
Water = Woha sounds like to me.
Yup! :-)
Thats pale compared to when i were a yoth in Somercotes int 70s
Bicycle: grid
Plates: pots
Haircut: roggy
Told off: shouted at
Sweets: toofies
Is posh bad ?
Posh is a misrepresentation that Americans have of us British.
No course it's not! Like Cephlin said, all americans think we speak like the queen x
No, but it's frustrating when people have a misconception of you and they refuse to accept that they are wrong. For example, being called posh is annoying because we're all common chavs in England. And all the posh people are in the south east, where there are only 8million people