Reciprocate basic manners

[Richardp]

where I live your greeted with ''like cake do ee?'' to which I reply ''teiddy cake'' or ''you!'' to which I reply ''you!''

 

[joe-90]

where I live your greeted with ''like cake do ee?'' to which I reply ''teiddy cake'' or ''you!'' to which I reply ''you!''

Do you live in an asylum?

 

[vokera80e]

Surely that should be "Ay-up flower, y'arreet?"

Hey up lad...dus da knows thats bratfud & lids way..

 

[Richardp]

where I live your greeted with ''like cake do ee?'' to which I reply ''teiddy cake'' or ''you!'' to which I reply ''you!''

Do you live in an asylum?

Joe! you made me laugh, which is nice, thanks

 

[securespark]

Went to school near Ponte. First day there, greeted by older kid,

"Y'arreet, cock?"

Didn't know what to say!!

 

[gcol]

As tha geet any meet and prata pies thanos?

"aye"

gradely, I'll have two and a roobhaaarb tart tar.

(that's a typical conversation in my local pie emporium)

 

[sparkacus]

Have a few relatives that live in Nottingham and they always say "Are you alright duck!"
Keep checking my feet to see if they're webbed

 

[2scoops0406]

Or how about awwwroight moi looverr, as they say in over familiar Brizzle, or perhaps it was just me, or perhaps I misheard. Where my Gran used to live in Yorkshire, the typical exchange when two men greeted each other was the first one would mutter a barely audible "reet" to which the reply would be a murmered "reet". Expressive lot!

 

[joe-90]

Have a few relatives that live in Nottingham and they always say "Are you alright duck!"
Keep checking my feet to see if they're webbed

You mean" Are your right me-duck?"

 

[noseall]

in the black country your greeted with........


"am yow" ?