How to Speak With a Yorkshire Accent
Pronounce the vowel "a" as a short "a.. Shorten -ing endings to -in.. Drop the "h" at the beginning of words.
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Pronounce the vowel "a" as a short "a.
Pronounce the vowel "a" as a short "a.
Shorten -ing endings to -in.
Shorten -ing endings to -in.
Drop the "h" at the beginning of words.
Drop the "h" at the beginning of words.
Drop the words "the" and "to" from your vocabulary.
Drop the words "the" and "to" from your vocabulary.
Say "owt" instead of "anything.
Say "owt" instead of "anything.
Say "nowt" instead of "nothing.
Say "nowt" instead of "nothing.
Say yes to something by saying "aye.
Say yes to something by saying "aye.
Use "allus" instead of "always.
Use "allus" instead of "always.
Tell people you need to use the "bog" when you need the bathroom.
Tell people you need to use the "bog" when you need the bathroom.
Say "famished" instead of hungry.
Say "famished" instead of hungry.
Tell people you're "flayed" if you feel scared.
Tell people you're "flayed" if you feel scared.
Say "ey up" when you're greeting someone.
Say "ey up" when you're greeting someone.
Ask people "ow do?
Ask people "ow do?
Say "be reight" to let someone know everything will be alright.
Say "be reight" to let someone know everything will be alright.
Say you're "chuffed t'bits" if you're feeling proud of yourself.
Say you're "chuffed t'bits" if you're feeling proud of yourself.
Tell someone you're "chuckin' your guts up" if you're sick.
Tell someone you're "chuckin' your guts up" if you're sick.
Say "eeh by gum" instead of "oh my god.
Say "eeh by gum" instead of "oh my god.
Tell people "in a bit" when you want to say goodbye.
Tell people "in a bit" when you want to say goodbye.
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