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Nobody told you, to stop writing in Broo-ad Yorksher in the luchtzak pub
Chris
Chris I don't want to stop, but certain people on here are already objecting to these dialect posts, and I don't think it would be long before this thread would end up being locked or the posts in it deleted.
I know that you and several others on here liked these dialect posts and I'm sorry to put an end to this as I enjoyed posting these as well, but there is no point posting things which people find objectionable.
Where has the humour gone to from this forum???
Sabena and Sobelair - gone but never forgotten.
Louise
Comet wrote:
Chris I don't want to stop, but certain people on here are already objecting to these dialect posts, and I don't think it would be long before this thread would end up being locked or the posts in it deleted.
That is not true. Nobody told you to stop writing like that in this topic. That's why it has been created.
Chris
No Chris, I've not been told to stop the dialect posts in this topic, it was my own decision, taken because the forum admin (or certain admin) seem to object to the dialect going on the forum in the first place.
There is no point in continuing with something that admin don't approve of because sooner or later it would be locked, and I would hate to see that happen because I think the dialect has added a bit of a light hearted touch to the forums (and I have already had several completely innocent and inoffensive posts removed.)
Sabena and Sobelair - gone but never forgotten.
Louise
Comet wrote:No Chris, I've not been told to stop the dialect posts in this topic, it was my own decision, taken because the forum admin (or certain admin) seem to object to the dialect going on the forum in the first place.
Louise,
Could you please show me the FULL quote where 'certain' forum admin objects to dialect going on in the forum?
I should appreciate that you keep your local language for the Luchtzak pub and post only in plain English in the other sections of Luchtzak, for the benefit of most readers.
Thanks in anticipation for your co-operation!
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sn26567 wrote:Louise,
The English rule is in application in the whole of Luchtzak, except in the French/Dutch section and in the pub!
Please feel free to use Broad Yorkshire in the pub. No bad intentions were implied at any time!
Get thisen ovver 'ear, sit thisen dahn an' ah'll teych thi sum moo-ar
(Come over here, sit down and I'll teach you some more)
For foo-ak who want to duh this reyt, and learn to speyk as tha' shud, ah suggests tha ree-ads "Kestrel for a Knave" cos it's fulla Broo-ad Yorksher dialect wi'aht translations. It'll duh thi gud.
(For people who want to do this right, and learn to speak as you should, i suggest you read "Kestrel for a Knave" becuase it's full of Broad Yorkshire dialect without the translations. It'll do you good).
Gooisgog - gooseberry.
Afoo-ar - before.
Arse-oil - arsehole.
Sabena and Sobelair - gone but never forgotten.
Louise
An' afoo-ar tha watches "Kes" (film o' Kestrel for a Knave) tha needs ter know summat - it dun't 'ave subtitles so that wu'n't understand a word on it!!
Sabena and Sobelair - gone but never forgotten.
Louise
