michael mcintyre yorkshire accent

A clip from michael mcintyre's comedy roadshow where he gives his take on the yorkshire accent. Copyright BBC and no infringment intended

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[Brythonic Man]

"T' " means "to the" in Yorkshire, not "the".

Nobody here in Yorkshire would say t' lion, t'witch and t' wardrobe, but they might say I'm off t' pub!

[Brythonic Man]

And you sound like a stereotypical touchy cod head. I assumed nothing, as I was not responding to your comment at alI. I was simply making a statement, hence I didn't click on the reply facility! duh....

[777HAZARD]

Whenever I hear Northerners speak they don't say T unless there's a vowel after it

still funny though

[daniodle]

I love watching non-Yorkshire making fools out of themselves when they attempt to make sense/ poke fun at/ bribe me for an insider's POV over the Yorkshire tongue. Yorkshire FTW!!!

[Brythonic Man]

And "goodies for the bairns" ha ha . I used to work in Hull for a couple of years on Saint Andrews Quay

[Beatrice Lee]

haha we'd probably say 'lion, witch n wardrobe' in Hull :D

[QWOPANCAKE]

Why are you so sensitive about a fucking joke you knob? Give your head a wobble.

[QWOPANCAKE]

You mad bro ?

[AvroYork]

T' does usually mean "the", at least it did when I was growing up in Barnsley. If you said someone had worked "dahn t'pit" it meant he had worked down the pit.

[Marta Díaz]

I don't like this guy and I'm not English even... YORKSHIRE THE BEST!!! YOOOOOORK!! AHAHAHA

[azforthlol]

thuh ugly?