My Lovely Sweet 88/Yr Old Sister

[Bobbisox1]

Whom I’ve never heard her use any kind of swear word ever , she rang me earlier and we chatted, she likes her Soaps so we talked about what she was watching during lockdown
“ oh I love Classic Corrie and Emmerdale but not that ‘ cockney chit’ ( EE)
I burst out laughing then she said
Oh, should I be careful what I say , you know people can listen in now to phone calls Haha ( no offence to Londoners here )

[albaqwerty]

When you hear a person whom you've never heard swearing, the first time you hear it, it's hilarious!!
The first time I heard my mum swear (bloody) I was in knots.

[Arksided]

Bless you Bobbi for BA... I'm getting closer to my centuary.Xx

[andres]

I thought that she was referring to the actual programme. Don't laugh either at the phone quip. She's probably right about that.

[Bobbisox1]

On that note, I’m away ti me bed :0)

[Bobbisox1]

I believe she was meaning the programme Andres but she said cockney *** which I thought was best for me to apologise to our Cockneys on here 0)

[Arksided]

Goodnight Bobbi, take care a be safe Xx

[tiggerblue10]

I've probably got a Saff Lunden accent. I think it's slightly different to Cockenay ;o)

[Bobbisox1]

Tiggs I wouldn't know the difference but like here there's so many accents , Sunderland is far removed from a Newcastle one and the Northumberland one is different again

[tiggerblue10]

Yep, indeed there are different variations of accents. I've noticed that with Paul O'Grady. The Wirral accent slightly differs from other Scouse. My ex's dad was from The Wirral and he spoke exactly like Paul O'Grady ;o)