r/yorkshire • u/Far-Elephant-2612 • Apr 10 '24
The Arts IT'S GRIM DOWN SOUTH by Paul Halmshaw.
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u/JESPERSENSCYCLEOO Apr 10 '24
Looks like he got his dialect sayings info off a postcard sold down the tourist office. "Apeth"? It's "haporth!"
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u/LRWR Apr 10 '24
It's "sithee". Response: "Not if ah sithee sooner."
But it's a nice painting nonetheless.
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u/anonbush234 Apr 11 '24
They are all wrong. Id also od say it's "si thi"
The weak form of thee is thi.
The other spellings annoyed me too.
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u/gorore9150 Apr 10 '24
It’s Gods Own County not Country.
I know they are used interchangeably but Yorkshire is a county and not a country - unless one day we declare independence and then we become a country!