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Formal words that the UK use but we don't

veryangryman · 2020-04-14 09:55:33

Furlough being the latest one... Aren't we kind of doing that with the E350 payments etc? Secondment another one. I have been seconded to work in the UK in summers past. Never hear the word used in Ireland. Administration instead of liquidation. Loads more examples. Maybe i'm adding 2+2 and getting 5 but the conspiracy nut…

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#252 19-04-2020 5:48pm

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blueser wrote: »

Agreed. That "ink" on the end of words is predominantly a London/South East thing.

some-ink, instead of "something" gone wrong there I reckon

and up in Northern England like Manchester you can get people putting different sound for words ending in letter "a" like Rita in Coronation Street can sound like Reet-awe and then you get the "Terra" when saying goodbye whereas we say "See ya later" even if you are not necessarily gonna see them later!

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