us janners sort of speak like the lill cokney , some r cockney down ere , U sound like a janner , (down southwest / plymouth ) THE FARMER LAND , AND SWEET HOME
@dougnems Hi - Even though I am from the east end of London where this song originated I still cannot get the words right - cor blimey mate I betta praktise aint dat rite -- Dave
reminds me of my first visit to London. After hearing people speak I was wondering what language this is. This had nothing to do with the english I learned at school.
But don`t worry, if you learned German at school you would not understand me either when I speak with my neigbour :-)))
@BurnsErnst Hello Ernst I spent about 7 years in Germany based in Monchengladbach, - Elmpt near Roermond, on Dutch border - Gutersloh and Kavellar and my German is self taught in German music clubs and grammatically incorrect but I get by ok, Thank you your comments on my song -- regards Dave
@rupertsteel -- I have replied in Cockney English for you so you do not get too homesick and that you remember your place in society ---- Wotcha rupert me dear China Plate, thank ya for stoppin' by wif your kind comments, we decent folk must stick together as we 're dyin' aahhht fast and not many of us 're left. we 're proud that we speak the bloomin' same as Nellie Dean elizabef windsor and 'er tribe. keep up your Robin Hood Kathy Burke - Dave
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Asadamcan 2 days ago
us janners sort of speak like the lill cokney , some r cockney down ere , U sound like a janner , (down southwest / plymouth ) THE FARMER LAND , AND SWEET HOME
Asadamcan 2 days ago
@Asadamcan Gawd blimey I come from Stepney in east end down in the smoke where dey speak cockney not like da posh stuff like der Queen do
guitarpicker947 2 days ago
Gaw blimey, most Eastenders talk like dis and dat now, innit.
6musky 2 months ago
Dis is a Snoop Dogg song, innit.
6musky 2 months ago
Fabulous bit of piano on this!!! Rock on!
Carokin 4 months ago
Love it! my ol mayn said followwwww the vaynnnnnn lol
dougnems 6 months ago
@dougnems Hi - Even though I am from the east end of London where this song originated I still cannot get the words right - cor blimey mate I betta praktise aint dat rite -- Dave
guitarpicker947 6 months ago
@ClaudiGermany Thank you for your kind comments and for stopping by -- Dave
guitarpicker947 10 months ago
LOLOLOLOL
reminds me of my first visit to London. After hearing people speak I was wondering what language this is. This had nothing to do with the english I learned at school.
But don`t worry, if you learned German at school you would not understand me either when I speak with my neigbour :-)))
Loved your video !
See you, ernst
BurnsErnst 11 months ago
@BurnsErnst Hello Ernst I spent about 7 years in Germany based in Monchengladbach, - Elmpt near Roermond, on Dutch border - Gutersloh and Kavellar and my German is self taught in German music clubs and grammatically incorrect but I get by ok, Thank you your comments on my song -- regards Dave
guitarpicker947 11 months ago
@rupertsteel -- I have replied in Cockney English for you so you do not get too homesick and that you remember your place in society ---- Wotcha rupert me dear China Plate, thank ya for stoppin' by wif your kind comments, we decent folk must stick together as we 're dyin' aahhht fast and not many of us 're left. we 're proud that we speak the bloomin' same as Nellie Dean elizabef windsor and 'er tribe. keep up your Robin Hood Kathy Burke - Dave
guitarpicker947 11 months ago