Where I'm from in the UK, some people have a super strong Yorkshire accent. I saw this in a restaurant last night - believe it or not, it IS English.
10 points if you can understand it π
@MaryMamuzich yes! Ten points to you
@bethany π€£π€£Yay!!
Too funny! That's a thick accent!!
@bethany maybe should've been: "so good"
Not just, "good"
@MaryMamuzich could be, or usually "s'good" would be "it's good". But I am so impressed you got it. You'd fit right in here π
@bethany hahaha! I don't think they could handle me...I'm kinda a goofball!
@bethany Iβll take a stab ... No then, are you all right? Or maybe, Nothing, are you all right? Itβs good to see you! Or maybe Sounds good to see you!
My best guess π
@Sonshine yes!
"Now then, are you alright? It's good to see you." You got it π
@bethany Iβm a transplant to the Bible Belt, so Iβve been honing my skills. π
@bethany makes perfect sense to me
You should try broad black country π
@bethany almost like a Texan π
@bethany
"Now then, you alright? So good to see you!"
Is my translation correct? π
@TakeN Almost! Usually "s'good" would be "it's good", but you got the rest. Congrats π
@bethany
Yay! What's that - 9 points? π₯³
@TakeN an easy 9.5 π
@bethany. Hi are you alright it' is so good to see you. Thank you for the points si thi later our kid x
@andyharris of COURSE you got it. Full points. You pretty much invented the Yorkshire language π
@bethany Hummmmm.....Now, Then, How are you? Good to see you.