ESL "Cockney Rhyming Slang" English Language Class 1101 British Pronunciation

http://www.iswearenglish.com/ Explanation of Cockney Rhyming Slang in English. North and South, butcher's hook, plates of meat, tit-for-tat (titva), trouble and strife, jam jar, porkie pies, bird lime, tea leaf, thruppeny bits, Donald Duck, Anthony Blunt, merchant banker. Part of the Playlist "Special English Language Forms 1100 series"...

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[Bregowald]

i was looking up the word 'birdlime', and i found your channel again.

[iswearenglish]

@Bregowald

all roads lead to Rome

[xxmusicplease]

So, anything that rhymes would work? There aren't set words for certain words?

Would this work?

"Have a robin hood day" or "Have a robin hood tina fey" ?

[iswearenglish]

@xxmusicplease

You have understood exactly. And your examples are great.

Note Robin Hood for good is already used.

Many things have set phrases and I would not suggest using too many non standard ones together.

It is through this invention that new standard phrases come into existence when a new rhyming phrase becomes popular.

Note Robin Hood for good is already used.

[TheRichthoffen]

that a syrup above yer boat china?

[iswearenglish]

@TheRichthoffen

it looks like a syrup but its my own

[iswearenglish]

@PeAnUtShItPePpEr

thank you

I love Hagrid

[PeAnUtShItPePpEr]

u sound and look like hagrid! :D

[Tara20052]

Very interesting video.. thanks for sharing..

[smith34n]

You're a wizard Harry

[paris0000up]

Would you Adam and Eve it?

[FoxAttaak]

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[Redsparrow633]

I'm repeating every word you said in this video, it really helps ^^ to be honest I got amazed by the English pronunciation that was coming out from my mouth! xP wow!

[corinnarubi]

ya gonna be my new english teacha... thanks a lot