YERWOT?Originally Posted by pennymeadow
By now there must be a slight twang of American in there by now though surely?. You probably sound Scouse to Americans but American to us LOL
YERWOT?By now there must be a slight twang of American in there by now though surely?. You probably sound Scouse to Americans but American to us LOL
You can always count on Americans to do the right thing - after they've tried everything else.
Winston Churchill
Quite a nice cultured scouse accent Shy is that for the benefit of your American friends. Where I come from its YERWO. In one of your previous threds you wrote about your shop in Gramby St and the cobblers shop, I knew the chap in the cobblers he was an old friend of mine Charlie Riely aka (Ike). At that time I managed the Vine Hotel on the corner of Vine and Faulkner streets. That was in the early sixtys.
I have Welsh ancestors going back to the 1800s. I have an ancestor from Overton in what was then Flintshire, probably another that later married into that family who was called Jones and an ancestor from Laugharne in South Wales.
Col
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