Really well spoken.

reply to post by boncho


ROFL.

Ok....but it all costs the same....

The word is 'spake' not spoke...look up the Black Country dialect as that is the oldest form of English language left in England and it's in the west midlands

Originally posted by clemo
The word is 'spake' not spoke...look up the Black Country dialect as that is the oldest form of English language left in England and it's in the west midlands

spake (spk)
v. Archaic
A past tense of speak.

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Archaic but true...

reply to post by boncho


It is also used in present tense speech as in " I want to spake (speak) to you".

Really spoken??

reply to post by eletheia


Yeah it is a word that is still in heavy use in that area today

reply to post by boncho


How do you think people learning English feel?

lol

My English is propably the worst it can get when i write, lot of grammar and spelling errors

Look at my profile name, it's pronounced "Me and i", but "Mi" is spelled completly wrong to make that sentence

It works when i say it like i use my own language, but not in English.

When you see me commenting, you will also see a lot of editing, to my defence i did put this in to my introduction(which can be found in my signature), but who reads introductions more than once, if at all.

From intro, with errors

I speak fluid english, german and any luanguish in scandinavia but i am pretty bad at writting and spelling those luangish, grammar is awefull, so leave it alone, or actually point it out if it's really bad.

reply to post by clemo


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That's English?

reply to post by RealSpoke


Yeah you'll find there are quite alot different accents and dialects in the uk....even we struggle to understand some of them