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John

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27th Jul 13 at 23:11

I first noticed this on some garbage I was forced to watch on BBC3 a while ago and thought it was just this 1 guy but have now noticed it on here a few times so decided it was worth it's own thread.

The original case was 'going gym', in a sentence, I would say, 'going to the gym'.

I can't remember the other threads I've spotted it in but tonight's one that brought it to my attention was 'Going London'.

Just me?

nathy_87

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27th Jul 13 at 23:20

I think it's just people being lazy to be honest.

Mike

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27th Jul 13 at 23:35

It's just people typing how they talk, around here everyone misses 'to the' out, I do tend to type in better English than I speak but I know a lot of people who type how they speak.

Carl

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27th Jul 13 at 23:37

I'd say going t gym, but that's because we have evolved the English language here in Yorkshire in order to communicate more efficiently.

John

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27th Jul 13 at 23:44

At least you have a colloquial abbreviation and don't just miss words out.

Mike

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27th Jul 13 at 23:51

Some people around here have got it down to such a level of efficiency it's quite amazing, "goin' gym" is popular but still contains too many syllables for some. " 'moff gym" the 2 syllable version of "I'm off to the gym" is quite popular.

[Edited on 27-07-2013 by Mike]

Toby

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28th Jul 13 at 07:23

The Yorkshire accent is awful for it.

BeetleGav

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28th Jul 13 at 07:34

quote:
Originally posted by Mike
Some people around here have got it down to such a level of efficiency it's quite amazing, "goin' gym" is popular but still contains too many syllables for some. " 'moff gym" the 2 syllable version of "I'm off to the gym" is quite popular.

[Edited on 27-07-2013 by Mike]

You just wouldn't hear me and "going to the gym" in the same sentence. Ever

Balling

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28th Jul 13 at 07:42

quote:
Originally posted by Mike
" 'moff gym" the 2 syllable version of "I'm off to the gym" is quite popular.

Dave

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28th Jul 13 at 08:12

Definitely a northern thing, I was having a conversation about this just the other day, it's surprising how many words we skip when talking, "the" is pretty much non existent, "to the" is usually a "t" etc.

Carl

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28th Jul 13 at 08:42

quote:
Originally posted by BeetleGav

quote:
Originally posted by Mike
Some people around here have got it down to such a level of efficiency it's quite amazing, "goin' gym" is popular but still contains too many syllables for some. " 'moff gym" the 2 syllable version of "I'm off to the gym" is quite popular.

[Edited on 27-07-2013 by Mike]

You just wouldn't hear me and "going to the gym" in the same sentence. Ever

"Moth t gym, c thi." - I am going to the gymnasium. I will see you later on.

Russ

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28th Jul 13 at 09:31

topical,

i am about to go to the gymnasium to pick up objects of a heavy nature

mwg

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28th Jul 13 at 09:37

The Scottish are the worst for making up strange sentences

taylorboosh

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28th Jul 13 at 09:38

I would say, "am gannin to the gym"

Ian

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28th Jul 13 at 09:42

Moff gym

John you would bloody love St Helens and Wigan

Could go for a pint here

http://goo.gl/maps/mVlKa

[Edited on 28-07-2013 by Ian]

Dave

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28th Jul 13 at 09:45

quote:
Originally posted by mwg
The Scottish are the worst for making up strange sentences

This. Did anyone used to watch Trawlermen? Think Deadliest Catch but based in Peterhead. They had to subtitle half of it ffs!

mwg

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28th Jul 13 at 10:56

Some type like that on here

Russ

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28th Jul 13 at 12:05

Overweight Scotch hating on gym

Space Cadet

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28th Jul 13 at 12:07

quote:
Originally posted by Toby
The Yorkshire accent is awful for it.

Went t Market t buy bread

Ian

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28th Jul 13 at 12:21

Rub thighs

Space Cadet

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28th Jul 13 at 12:29

I used to love my ex's yorkshire accent, dunno what it was - certainly wasn't the T thing, but now I'm stuck with the welsh accent instead!

nathy_87

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28th Jul 13 at 12:33

quote:
Originally posted by taylorboosh
I would say, "am gannin to the gym"

Geordie or Mackam?

taylorboosh

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28th Jul 13 at 13:13

quote:
Originally posted by nathy_87

quote:
Originally posted by taylorboosh
I would say, "am gannin to the gym"

Geordie or Mackam?

i live smack bang in the middle, geordies think im mackem, mackems think im geordie..

mackem would say more like "garn"

Geordie would say more like "gan"

i have a mix of both tbh

gazza808

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28th Jul 13 at 15:56

It's a northern thing.
Work with aload of Yorkshire men and they get so fucked off with people trying to talk like them adding the 't' instead of the, a proper Yorkshireman leaves out the 'the' completely.

They say 'going pub'
I say 'I'm going to the pub'
People trying to be them say 'going to t pub' or I'm going t pub'

[Edited on 28-07-2013 by gazza808]

Carl

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28th Jul 13 at 17:38

quote:
Originally posted by gazza808
It's a northern thing.
Work with aload of Yorkshire men and they get so fucked off with people trying to talk like them adding the 't' instead of the, a proper Yorkshireman leaves out the 'the' completely.

They say 'going pub'
I say 'I'm going to the pub'
People trying to be them say 'going to t pub' or I'm going t pub'

[Edited on 28-07-2013 by gazza808]

That's more Lancashire if anything, think Peter Kay, he'd say "going pub", whereas you get definite "t pub" here.

My favourite is "it int in tin that rin tin tin shit in."

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