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TRiG (Ireland) A dog, so bade in office Posted May 8, 2008
"I seen Joe yesterday."
Perfectly good Hiberno-English, that. Not my own dialect, which favours /saw/, as does the standard.
TRiG.
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NPY Posted May 8, 2008
Seems to be quite common in my area\ anyway. Dunno if such bad grammer is exclusive to Ireland/NI though.
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emo_kid- that's meee alright! Posted May 9, 2008
Is who blonde? Sorry i'm realy confusseled. My mum says i'm pemanently confused.com! Get it??? (sadly laughing at my own joke...)
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pocketprincess Posted May 9, 2008
Best example I know of good Hiberno-English v poor standard english is "do be/does be" as in "he does be at that every day" when all you really need to say is "he does that every day" or "I do be at my mum's every week" when the *correct* way to say it would be "I visit/go to my mum's every week"
Love the orange segment story
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NPY Posted May 11, 2008
Though i'm sure we're all a bit blonde inside.
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NPY Posted May 12, 2008
Just so long as it doesn't completely snap!
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