Strangely the father in law thinks that scones is the common way of saying it
he's correct, Skon is the correct way
but then it's swings and roundabouts, things are gone not goone. but then it's a cone not a con.
'scones' or 'scons'?
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'scones' or 'scons'?
he's correct, Skon is the correct way
but then it's swings and roundabouts, things are gone not goone. but then it's a cone not a con.
Scon.
Bap (too small to be a teacake)
and thats not an iced bun - iced buns are round... thats an iced finger
Bap (too small to be a teacake)
and thats not an iced bun - iced buns are round... thats an iced finger
it can't be a teacake, teacakes are sweet and have currents in them
a bun to me are
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its Scone u tits. i speak proper queens English down here
correct!
Thats a current teacake
gibberish!
i say scon it is the posh way. Scones is just what common people who are trying to be posh call them
and
its a fecking 'am roll innit
cant be a fecking cob its not made of corn is it for feck sake:bang:
put ham roll in to google image you get loads of pics of that, put in ham cob and you get pics of corn :nerner:
and
then you get onto these..
what is it?
bread cake,
Bap,
Tea cake,
bread bun,
Cob...
its a fecking 'am roll innit
cant be a fecking cob its not made of corn is it for feck sake
:bang:put ham roll in to google image you get loads of pics of that, put in ham cob and you get pics of corn :nerner:
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It's a scone....It's a roll....
The end.
The end.
for me as a brummie it is a
Scon
and a cob
if I were to say barth I would get shot :slayer:
Scon
and a cob
if I were to say barth I would get shot :slayer:
Scon, bun not a cob or roll?!
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It doesn't feckin matter :bang: This is how wars start:bang:
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:yeahthat:if u asked for anything else in a restaurant then they wouldnt understand you (well from round here)
scon and a bap or roll in chester 'scone' sounds posh same as baarth
there is no single correct way to say almost any word, pronunciation depends on accent.
i say scon, but if someone said scone i would still understand them, and they would understand me.
the only purpose of language is to convey meaning, in both cases the pronunciation of the word would convey meaning which shows that both are equally effective and therefore correct pronunciations of the word.
i say scon, but if someone said scone i would still understand them, and they would understand me.
the only purpose of language is to convey meaning, in both cases the pronunciation of the word would convey meaning which shows that both are equally effective and therefore correct pronunciations of the word.
if i worked in a restaurant and u asked for a scon i wouldnt serve u
i say scone...
but i also pronounce France... Fraahnce (?!) not france (with a short sound) tho i have a bath not a barth.
but i also pronounce France... Fraahnce (?!) not france (with a short sound) tho i have a bath not a barth.
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