@jodethemode well i dont think you have a skin disease, what disease do you suffer from ? being a doc in training will know what you got, not a online bully and to use the word disablilty is a bit much just think you av been caught out wearing makeup
@allturbo16 Thanks for your input... But I'm not from the South in the US. I am from Swaffham in "good ole sunny Norfolk". Don't be fooled by "not so Australian" accent I use everyday while living in the States. If I had to claim a home in the US it would be Idaho which is the absolute opposite of the "South" and they dont have a cowboy accent... Fairly straight forward.
@RikTheYid89 I wasnt upset about it... You just come across very rude all the time and you had the excuse of "not doing it". Doesnt hurt to be polite.
Lynn accent was ok, but you left out the "Init" after ever sentence, comment, question or statement haha. O' roight buh? g'on up ta shop init. But your Arnie impression is awesome
@RiverMorgan init? More like "intit"... I used to say that all the time. Sorry, I didnt mean to not include it, but this was complete impromptu and no script. Just right off the bat.
@jodethemode actually no, I mean init. We don't sound our T's so "intit" becomes "init" I'm a born n bred Lynn boy so I know what the slang is here. Fyi it can also be spelled enit if you so choose :)
your Norfolk accent is pretty west norfolk to my ears (or aairs) as we'd call them ;) North Norfolk has a completely different accent, and Norwich is different again. Yours is veering more towards a fenland accent I reckon, but its spot on for Lynn and towards March/Wisbech etc
@RikTheYid89 I would expect such childish disgusting stereotypes from someone from the 'Bech. I'm going to stereotype back... You must be a meth smoking inbred pikey right? Oh! And you're a yid I see! Yep, HAS to be true.
@jodethemode lol i maybe was stoned or pissed up when i commed, as can nay remember doing it my dood, but cheers for the reply, twas nice of you mate.
@RikTheYid89 1: Stoned or drunk, doesnt mean YOU didnt do it. 2: YOU chose to not be sober so in essence it WAS YOU. I responded like I did because I get the occassional death threat on here for no reason. So I can be rather defensive. Either way what you said was rude.
LOL I live in Kings Lynn and you done a very good job but I've never heard anyone here refer to Gaywood" as Gaywart". But the other stuff was good, but most people don't have an accent so strong haha. One thing you did miss out was the word "mate", it is used very prolifically here in Kings Lynn, even calling your own wife "mate" is perfectly normal.
this is the funniest thing ive ever seen. I'm from Norfolk but my mum and dad arnt, so I dont really have a very strong accent but you sound just like my stepdad! xxx
@jodethemode Hay mate, do you think it is worth introducing the great word that Costessey people have invented- the word ‘shink’ use in the sentence “ I shink that is right”. This word has come about as a highbred utterance to replace the words ‘I would think so’- these words have now all been condensed into the simple sound of ‘shink’. What are your thoughts on this??
@robbrett80 you are right. Oi shink'at in all. Its not just Costessey ya know! They use it all ova buh! I may just make another video being less chatty and more Norfolky LOL! It will be shorter and more to the point with better Naaarfuk'isms.
I was so surprised you could do the accent, when I first put your video on I though "Oh its an American this is going to be of no use to me". Then I thought you were talking about Norfolk in the US. Then I was thinking okay maybe he is in England because of the kitchen and how does he know all this. I have lived in North Suffolk all my life and am finding it really hard to do the accent for a film, it is very hard to not do it over the top or without sounding like you're from the west county.
@PeterJohnBarfield I CAN do the accent hahaha I'm from Swaffham. I live in the states now and cover my English accent up because all the yanks TELL me I'm an Aussie... they just are not very culturally educated. Oh well.
Ha, I'd say the south norfolk accent gets more suffolky, but you got the Norfolk accent pretty good, given it as a spoken in the towns. Fucking Towniees don't speak propa broad norfolk though.
@TheBoyFromNorfolk Thanks. I just wanted to give a generic base idea of an everyday Norfolk accent. There are several types, and I was using the one I am more accustomed to. Believe it or not, I am a Norfolk boy hahaha. I hide my accent though. I dont generally sound Norfolk when I speak in my english accent.
@TheBoyFromNorfolk its the same here in the US... if you have a redneck (country) accent people just think youre a retard and have no idea. There are some very smart country folk here, little are the American townies informed.
@jodethemode well i dont think you have a skin disease, what disease do you suffer from ? being a doc in training will know what you got, not a online bully and to use the word disablilty is a bit much just think you av been caught out wearing makeup
troystonwolff 1 day ago
is the dude wearing foundation? anyway your a knob,and what ever accent you USE" ,a knob will always sound the same KNOB go sort your makeup out
troystonwolff 2 days ago
The bear and beer accent is close to that of the southern American cold burr and burr it's cold. This is your mate from miles away in Norwich
allturbo16 1 week ago
@allturbo16 Thanks for your input... But I'm not from the South in the US. I am from Swaffham in "good ole sunny Norfolk". Don't be fooled by "not so Australian" accent I use everyday while living in the States. If I had to claim a home in the US it would be Idaho which is the absolute opposite of the "South" and they dont have a cowboy accent... Fairly straight forward.
jodethemode 1 week ago
@jodethemode The "South" is just the idiot language. It's a proper hash up for the Queen's english hahaha
allturbo16 1 week ago
@allturbo16 Its another English dialect, just like how Broad Norfolk is very different from Scouser and not proper English.
jodethemode 5 days ago
Yep, I have a Norfolk accent.
"I driv" is correct; I said it only today.
The thing on the house is a "ruff". A torch needs "ba-reez" and a car needs "pe-rolll".
"Oi cant read or roight but oi can droive a trac-er."
IMO, Norwich has a more rural accent than Great Yarmouth, which is a bit more towny. Swaffham & Fakenham are pretty strong accents.
lewis72 1 week ago
@jodethemode I'm from Lynn too. I went to "Gaywut" Park high!
paulbarrett1984 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@paulbarrett1984 Lock your stuff up!
jodethemode 1 month ago
im from norwich in norfolk. and that was pretty good boy! well done my son.
a popular saying/poem (whatever you wana call it) in norwich is:(i write it as its said)
'oi cant read and oi cant rite, but it duzn't rarely mattaaar, im a narrwich city fan and oi can drive myoi traaaactor'
try saying that lol.
SweetlilBimbo 1 month ago
@SweetlilBimbo yeah ipswich are the tracka boys, you delia loving pecker.
RikTheYid89 3 weeks ago
@RikTheYid89 "yeah ipswich are the tracka boys, you delia loving pecker." you didnt post this either right?
jodethemode 2 weeks ago
@jodethemode Yeah its true though int it? Ipswich are the tracka boys, why get your balls in a twist over it?
You just wanna calm yourself dood before you blow your O ring----you dont want a slack anus, you bf wont like it none!!
RikTheYid89 2 weeks ago
@RikTheYid89 I wasnt upset about it... You just come across very rude all the time and you had the excuse of "not doing it". Doesnt hurt to be polite.
jodethemode 2 weeks ago
Lynn accent was ok, but you left out the "Init" after ever sentence, comment, question or statement haha. O' roight buh? g'on up ta shop init. But your Arnie impression is awesome
RiverMorgan 1 month ago
@RiverMorgan init? More like "intit"... I used to say that all the time. Sorry, I didnt mean to not include it, but this was complete impromptu and no script. Just right off the bat.
jodethemode 1 month ago
@jodethemode actually no, I mean init. We don't sound our T's so "intit" becomes "init" I'm a born n bred Lynn boy so I know what the slang is here. Fyi it can also be spelled enit if you so choose :)
RiverMorgan 1 month ago
@RiverMorgan init bruv? that isn't Norfolk. Sorry. Thats what most young British folks say to try and sound street... "init bludd?"
jodethemode 1 month ago
@jodethemode I'm from Lynn, it's not init, or intit. It's "Untut"
paulbarrett1984 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@jodethemode I'm from Lynn, it's not init, or intit. It's "Untut"
paulbarrett1984 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Wow he's not harf bad! well done1
rosalynjane 1 month ago
@rosalynjane Chizz big izz
jodethemode 1 month ago
Omg I Come from Kings Lynn, your accent sounds pretty good to me
summergirl9021 2 months ago
Pretty good, I'm from Norwich and ours is quite like that.
booksgalore1 3 months ago
@booksgalore1 Thankyou... I have spent a LOT of time in Norwich. Who hasn't been to the Bell Hotel!? LOL
Who hasn't been to the Castle mall either? LOL
jodethemode 3 months ago
your Norfolk accent is pretty west norfolk to my ears (or aairs) as we'd call them ;) North Norfolk has a completely different accent, and Norwich is different again. Yours is veering more towards a fenland accent I reckon, but its spot on for Lynn and towards March/Wisbech etc
fauxsham 4 months ago
@fauxsham Swaffham ;)
jodethemode 4 months ago
@jodethemode lol yeah that too, I'm up in "narth nuffuk" as it were, crooomer, sheringHam etc...
fauxsham 4 months ago
@jodethemode Wisbech dood all up in your grizzle, fo shizzle my nizzle, your sis sits on your pizzle.
RikTheYid89 3 weeks ago
@RikTheYid89 I would expect such childish disgusting stereotypes from someone from the 'Bech. I'm going to stereotype back... You must be a meth smoking inbred pikey right? Oh! And you're a yid I see! Yep, HAS to be true.
jodethemode 3 weeks ago
@jodethemode lol i maybe was stoned or pissed up when i commed, as can nay remember doing it my dood, but cheers for the reply, twas nice of you mate.
RikTheYid89 3 weeks ago
@RikTheYid89 1: Stoned or drunk, doesnt mean YOU didnt do it. 2: YOU chose to not be sober so in essence it WAS YOU. I responded like I did because I get the occassional death threat on here for no reason. So I can be rather defensive. Either way what you said was rude.
jodethemode 2 weeks ago
LOL I live in Kings Lynn and you done a very good job but I've never heard anyone here refer to Gaywood" as Gaywart". But the other stuff was good, but most people don't have an accent so strong haha. One thing you did miss out was the word "mate", it is used very prolifically here in Kings Lynn, even calling your own wife "mate" is perfectly normal.
cloudskipa 4 months ago
@cloudskipa Ask Steven Gould in Gaywut (Gaywood). He talks like that. Also does Dean Fish lol. I went to COWA and MANY Lynners talked like that.
jodethemode 4 months ago
You have nice eyes :D
littl3100 6 months ago
Im from norfolk and think you done the accent brilliant.
xRastaRyan 6 months ago
LOL
OmgYouAteMyChip 7 months ago
this is the funniest thing ive ever seen. I'm from Norfolk but my mum and dad arnt, so I dont really have a very strong accent but you sound just like my stepdad! xxx
TheCocoFrancesca 7 months ago
Dude i actually love you your freakin hillarious. Im from Suffolk please try our accent! :D x
Leonaloverxx 7 months ago
@Leonaloverxx I wish I could. Sorry, the only reason I can do the Norfolk accent is because I am from there.
jodethemode 7 months ago
@jodethemode oh :( that makes me sad. Its very simliar though lol.
Leonaloverxx 7 months ago
are you Zidane's brother? you look like him.
adanzed 9 months ago
@adanzed I get told that a lot... I am no relative to Zenedine. Although I do play football.
jodethemode 9 months ago
well done mate. I am from Norfolk, you have done well. You are right, people from Gaywood do sound stupid- so do all people from Kings Lynne
robbrett80 9 months ago
@robbrett80 Thanks mate! I am from Norfolk too! LOL. I appreciate your compliments
jodethemode 9 months ago
@jodethemode Hay mate, do you think it is worth introducing the great word that Costessey people have invented- the word ‘shink’ use in the sentence “ I shink that is right”. This word has come about as a highbred utterance to replace the words ‘I would think so’- these words have now all been condensed into the simple sound of ‘shink’. What are your thoughts on this??
robbrett80 9 months ago
@robbrett80 you are right. Oi shink'at in all. Its not just Costessey ya know! They use it all ova buh! I may just make another video being less chatty and more Norfolky LOL! It will be shorter and more to the point with better Naaarfuk'isms.
jodethemode 7 months ago
you are so hot! lol this video is hilarious :L x
abz3chlo4 9 months ago 2
@abz3chlo4 thanks... King's Lynn is hilarious. The way you percieve my image isn't the subject of the video LOL
jodethemode 9 months ago
I was so surprised you could do the accent, when I first put your video on I though "Oh its an American this is going to be of no use to me". Then I thought you were talking about Norfolk in the US. Then I was thinking okay maybe he is in England because of the kitchen and how does he know all this. I have lived in North Suffolk all my life and am finding it really hard to do the accent for a film, it is very hard to not do it over the top or without sounding like you're from the west county.
PeterJohnBarfield 10 months ago
@PeterJohnBarfield I CAN do the accent hahaha I'm from Swaffham. I live in the states now and cover my English accent up because all the yanks TELL me I'm an Aussie... they just are not very culturally educated. Oh well.
jodethemode 9 months ago
Ha, I'd say the south norfolk accent gets more suffolky, but you got the Norfolk accent pretty good, given it as a spoken in the towns. Fucking Towniees don't speak propa broad norfolk though.
Neither do I come to that, but such is such.
TheBoyFromNorfolk 11 months ago
@TheBoyFromNorfolk Thanks. I just wanted to give a generic base idea of an everyday Norfolk accent. There are several types, and I was using the one I am more accustomed to. Believe it or not, I am a Norfolk boy hahaha. I hide my accent though. I dont generally sound Norfolk when I speak in my english accent.
jodethemode 10 months ago
@jodethemode
As do I, talk in a rural accent and people don't take you seriously, and people from outside the uk don't understand you at all.
TheBoyFromNorfolk 10 months ago
@TheBoyFromNorfolk its the same here in the US... if you have a redneck (country) accent people just think youre a retard and have no idea. There are some very smart country folk here, little are the American townies informed.
jodethemode 7 months ago
No, seriously it's spot on!
PS - "Gaywood" = priceless.
wiglicious 11 months ago
you are really hot!!!!
wiglicious 11 months ago
@wiglicious Thankyou. But back to the subject... Not the best Norfolk example IMO, what did you think?
jodethemode 11 months ago