Birmingham or Glasgow?

[dizzybint]

Jezer, theres Glasgow slang, and another neddy type slang thats horrible even for us to listen to.. then we have lovely soft spoken Glasgow accents with a more posh lilt, just depends what part you come from.

[Jezer]

I remember being told of the posh Kelvin accent;

What's a creche?








It's when two cars hit each other.

[Scotslass]

I was brought up quite close (15 miles) to the Glasgow area and the accent is very raw, not a fan of the slang though. Makes me cringe when I hear it on the news...

We can always tell people from Glasgow who move to this county by their accents.

[irish_bob]

the glasgow accent is very strong compared to the edinburgh accent

compare how ewan mc gregor and billy connolly speak , different world

[dizzybint]

a creche is a nursery for pre five children.

[Jaggy001]

Originally Posted by Jezer

I remember being told of the posh Kelvin accent;

What's a creche?








It's when two cars hit each other.

That would be Kelvinside.

[Jezer]

Originally Posted by Jaggy001

That would be Kelvinside.

That's the one.

I think that the joke was lost elsewhere.

[Jaggy001]

Originally Posted by Jezer

That's the one.

I think that the joke was lost elsewhere.

If its any consolation, I got the joke. I grew up not far from Kelvinside in Hillhead.

Local prononciation, 'Hullheed'

[chrisuk]

Originally Posted by dizzybint

a creche is a nursery for pre five children.

Lol