Local dialects......a country divided----------by words.

A tangle in your hair is called a Cotter in our neck of the woods

Yan means One - so does Un - and innit is isn't it

I will put it all in a sentence.

That yans a laal un innit.

Writing it down is harder than saying it.

And we tend to put Like at the end of a sentence as well.

Crackers we are

Hi Karen:

I think I saw you use "Aye" in one of your notes.  I always associated that with Scotland, but Frank from W. Yorkshire used it too.  It's a North England word then?

Aye lol, we probably pinched it form the scots or Yorkies somewhere down the line.

I'm down in South Cumbria, but the further you go up north, the lingo (dialect) gets worse, even I can't understand those people at times.

Hi Andy,

I said I would find you a policeman. Will this chap do??

Ray