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Some English dialects retain these distinctions leading to (somewhat forced) sayings like "Don't thee tha me, tha them that tha's thee" - a Yorkshire admonishm
by pacaro 13y ago
Some English dialects retain these distinctions leading to (somewhat forced) sayings like
"Don't thee tha me, tha them that tha's thee" - a Yorkshire admonishment against over familiarity.
- quarterto 13y agoIn my hometown it's quite common to hear "'ow's tha bin?" ("How've you been?") and "sithee later" ("see you later").