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Publish Date: 1999-09-01
Features: Book Description From wazzock to tossers, streaky bacon to bubble and squeak, nooky, snogging, effing and blinding – all are made clear in this fun phrasebook. It includes chapters on Cockney slang, Scottish Gaelic and Welsh, and an extensive vocabulary list from Scouse to Geordie, and Brummie to Estuary English. This new language guide demystifies the "mother tongue" for English-speaking visitors to Britain. It includes chapters on dialects and accents, as well as Scottish and Welsh, and an extensive vocabulary list. 'Lighthearted and informative. Amusing... lively... and eminently accessible. A fascinating store of information.' - JDA Widdowson, Director, The National Centre for English Cultural Tradition, The University of Sheffield. Take a tour of the dialects of Britain order a pimple and blotch (scotch) at the rub-a-dub-dub (pub) and have a rabbit and pork (talk) with the locals slang and colloquial usage avoid embarrassing British-US differences cultural tips, festivals, food and shopping fit in at a football match or follow the cricket Scottish Gaelic and Welsh included Book Dimension: Height (cm) 14 Width (cm) 9.2
BRITISH PHRASEBOOK
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