But you didn't write it in a Welsh accent, Pix. You wrote it in an East London "gangsta" accent. Admit that you ****ed up.
Kipper, go back and read the link I posted and tell me how the welsh reference to’ innit’ is being spelt. Or how the welsh are making t shirts with reference to their dialect please log in to view this image You’ve stitched yourself up like a kipper again, Kipper.
I’ll take that as an admission of defeat then. Do you wake up each day and devise new ways to **** it up, or does it come naturally ?
I bet you make a right mess of “saucepan.” A barrister friend of mine, born and bred Cardiff, used to. We used to have a Seven-Eleven store near us, too. I used to get him to say the name over and over, when ever I needed cheering up.
I say it as if it were 2 separate words, sauce and pan. Not sosspun. Ffs I've just said it out loud in different ways and have no ****ing clue what I'm meant to be saying or what I normally say now. You've broken saucepan for me. Thanks.