Haha no-one in Sheffield says "innit" , the correct version Kent would
be t'intit :)
We have some mixes coming soon
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On 20 Aug 2008, at 17:36, kent williams wrote:
I do it as an affectation, or an attempt to respond to a
Sheffieldian in kind?
But I heard it first from my grandmother. My great-grandfather was a
child miner in Wales, and my grandmother would occasionally drop an
'innit' if she was tired or distracted. Normally she thought it
ungrammatical and rather low-class.
On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 11:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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My goodness are people in America generally saying "innit" or is it
just you that has picked it up on here and similar (Shameless?)
cultural interactions with England?
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To: Martin Dust
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Sounds great -- run us out a mix of these, innit? ;-)
