Picking up scouse?

That gave me a good laugh!

D4 means Dublin 4. It's a postcode in Dublin, it's quite a posh area. So everyone there tries to speak... very American for some reason.

G4 is the name of a band that was on the XFactor a few years ago. 

'Come here til I tell ya' is used by a Dubliner with a thick accent, for some reason they say it just before they give you news. Like you'll be on the phone and I'd ask how was your day or whatever, they would reply with... (in an excited voice usually) Come here till I tell ya, I was walking down the street and then all of a sudden...

Ah ta love.

Should of guess D4 meant Dublin 4 - just as L4 is Anfield here in Liverpool.

Closest thing we have is probably "wait till you 'air (proper Scouse for hear) this"

and yeah I'm all mentally clean now, took a while though

Glad to hear it.  

(whatever that is, I thought it was the name of the opera band on X Factor a few years back)

  Pure comedy that mate!

So 'come here til I tell ya' is basically the same as 'get on this'? Use too many words this Irish lot don't they?  

So 'come here til I tell ya' is basically the same as 'get on this'? Use too many words this Irish lot don't they? 

Kind of, but as far as I know, they also use it in a not so friendly manor as well. Best ask Kenny about that one though...

Kind of, but as far as I know, they also use it in a not so friendly manor as well. Best ask Kenny about that one though...

Are you calling Kenny a scally? 

'Come here til I tell ya' is used by a Dubliner with a thick accent, for some reason they say it just before they give you news. Like you'll be on the phone and I'd ask how was your day or whatever, they would reply with... (in an excited voice usually) Come here till I tell ya, I was walking down the street and then all of a sudden...

Spot on LP.

Kind of, but as far as I know, they also use it in a not so friendly manor as well. Best ask Kenny about that one though...

And in the not so friendly way and mostly used way is......


'Come here til I tell ya'  ill f**king burst ya, c**t.

I don't use it that way, mostly girls do. :

Are you calling Kenny a scally?  

I am :

I am :

Nothing wrong with being a scally though mate. Proper shell suit trackies tucked into our socks with some sh*t white trainees and a baseball cap under our hood. And if we're flush we might have three or four fake gold rings/chains. Providing we haven't pawned them which is why we gotta be flush to have them.

Nothing wrong with being a scally though mate. Proper shell suit trackies tucked into our socks with some sh*t white trainees and a baseball cap under our hood. And if we're flush we might have three or four fake gold rings/chains. Providing we haven't pawned them which is why we gotta be flush to have them.

Back in the day mate. Scallies look decent now. Must be ten years or more now since i was drinking cans of fosters and scutting on the back of lorries.

I'm a Quiet lad now

I am :

Hang on a minute. You calling me a scally or yourself one.  

Quiet lad my scouse arse by the way. Just good at pretending to be quiet.  

Hang on a minute. You calling me a scally or yourself one.  
Quiet lad my scouse arse by the way. Just good at pretending to be quiet.  

it did look like I was calling you one alright. Your not bad mate

 I'm quiet most of the time as my post count will tell you but some people say I'm a windup merchant , I don't agree

The thread is picking up scouse mate. Not picking up scousers. 

It's just the right kind of scouse you want to hear. Unlike a Geordie accent on a sheila, that's just odd.

I finally took a look at this topic because you all have me brainwashed!!   

I find myself thinking, but not saying, words & phrases like "mate" and "well in". Don't think I'd say it out loud, though. It sounds wrong with an American accent.

Besides, I have my Brooklyn accent to attend to.. 

I can't really think of too many terms we use, either. "Youse" = you (plural)

II find myself thinking, but not saying, words & phrases like "mate" and "well in". Don't think I'd say it out loud, though. It sounds wrong with an American accent.

   Try saying 'its boss that lar' !!  and see what your mates say  

P.S   Have a nice day !!  (said in American accent) 

I find myself thinking, but not saying, words & phrases like "mate" and "well in". Don't think I'd say it out loud, though. It sounds wrong with an American accent.

Try 'Is right!' as in a form of celebration, such as 'Well done.'

Would sound boss in an American accent that! Especially Brooklyn.

The Scousers Wedding [Harry Enfield's Television Programme]

0:15 

De do doh, don't de doh?   

Thats so funny Kenny !!

The Scousers Wedding [Harry Enfield's Television Programme]

0:15 

The reception at the end is F***ing funny!

Barry from Brookie doing the speech. And Father Terry from Brookie. Love it when he tells the baby to shut it as well.

Barry from Brookie doing the speech. And Father Terry from Brookie. Love it when he tells the baby to shut it as well.

"Scouse and Spouse!!"

"Don't know what they're gonna do with 32 videos and 23 car radios"

"Scouse and Spouse!!"

"Don't know what they're gonna do with 32 videos and 23 car radios"

'I'll never forget the time our Terry shagged 15 birds in a week and caught the clap. Crackin' fella, a crackin' fella.'

"Now would you all kindly take to the dancefloor for the fightin'."

 

  Try saying 'its boss that lar' !!  and see what your mates say 

P.S   Have a nice day !!  (said in American accent) 

That just sounds ridiculous coming from my mouth.   

Try 'Is right!' as in a form of celebration, such as 'Well done.'

Would sound boss in an American accent that! Especially Brooklyn.

Not bad, actually! I may have to pick that up. I'm trying to not swear as much.

I love the way Scouse is well known and can be took the piss out of in a humerous way

Glad I'm not part of a generic city that no one has heard of.

I love the way Scouse is well known and can be took the piss out of in a humerous way

Glad I'm not part of a generic city that no one has heard of.

Ya mean like Widnes?