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127. A Beginners Guide To Cockney Rhyming Slang
2009.03.23
Slang: Dog and Bone
Meaning: Telephone Example: Keep it dahn, carnt you see arm on the dog. Translation: Please be quiet as I am on the telephone. |
Slang: Frog and Toad
Meaning: Road Example: Arm juss orf dahn the frog. Translation: I’m just going for a walk down the road. |
Slang: Loop the Loop
Meaning: Soup Example: Loop the loop? Translation: Would you like a bowl of soup? |
Slang: Holy Ghost
Meaning: Toast Example: Holy Ghost? Translation: Would you care for some toast? |
Slang: Almond Rocks
Meaning: Socks Example: Ave you sin my almonds? Translation: Do you know where my socks are? |
Slang: Pen and Ink
Meaning: Stink Example: Cor, you aven’t dropped one ave yer, there’s a right pen and ink in ere? Translation: Do you have flatulence, there’s a rather unpleasant aroma in here? |
Slang: Apples and Pears
Meaning: Stairs Example: Carm on, up the apples an pears to Bedfordshire. Translation: It’s time you went upstairs to bed. |
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Can you work out the following:
Rubba Dub
Ruby Murray
Pete Tong
Giraffe
Tea Leaf
Hampton Wick
Barnet Fair
Can you work out the following:
Rubba Dub
Ruby Murray
Pete Tong
Giraffe
Tea Leaf
Hampton Wick
Barnet Fair
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nice series! i like the concept...and i saved the last one to my faves!!
szimonik · 2009-03-23: 19:21
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haha, love the slang, fab and fun shots again, specially the toast, or holy ghost ;-)
eternity65 · 2009-03-23: 19:28
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hey hey :D i've never heard this slang:D lol Some one is waiting Easter :D i can see in 5# :D
onlyricky · 2009-03-23: 19:45
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This is hilarious! Great job. And the last shot is Awesome.1
dontblink · 2009-03-23: 20:29
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Delightful! Great shot # 7, but all of them are good. Have no idea what the last phrases are, except for the nursery rhyme with "rubba dub dub..."
Nubster · 2009-03-23: 20:55
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Awesome post!! You came up with some great shots to illustrate the slang terms. Love the Holy Ghost Toast - and Apples and Pears.
lookagain · 2009-03-23: 21:05
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Hysterical! When I was 16 and moved to England for 3 years, I was humiliated in public when I just couldn't understand what anyone said. I watched telly for a couple of weeks and got my ears tuned in and was ok after that...and it wasn't even Cockney!
????? · 2009-03-23: 22:51
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last is great! and the 1 st too.you have good ideas in your head!
gonia · 2009-03-24: 03:58
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Fun series - great idea! 3 and 7 are super shots :-)
jet28 · 2009-03-24: 04:29
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These are hilarious! Never heard these befor... De photos are very nice ! Yes, you allways have great ideas in your head !!!
Ryana · 2009-03-24: 05:23
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Very funny! My favorite is the last one, it has so much work. But Jon, Spanish people cannot play this game, because we read like we write. I mean that the way of writing is almost always like the phoneme, so it's hard for me think and understand the joke :(
????? · 2009-03-24: 07:01
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no, I can't!!!~ Very creative and entertaining!!~
urmysunshine · 2009-03-24: 10:55
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cool set last picture is amazing :D
onlymehdi · 2009-03-24: 11:42
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I note that 'trouble and strife' is missing or perhaps you didn't want to risk it? The Holy Ghost image is making me laugh so much I can barely type. Signed, The Shining Wit (no translation required)
revenant · 2009-03-24: 16:20
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Love these shots!!!
agaga · 2009-03-25: 09:44
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Cor blimey govnor, thats quite a set you got there and no mistake! Been watching Eastenders on the custard and jelly?
busybee36 · 2009-03-26: 02:22
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