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The Trouble with ING from Munzly 974 days old
[ ... ] as a Norfolk Dialect word-ending. At this point I shall hold my ears and/or duck as people groan in sudden boredom or chuck a metaphorical ...
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Mardlingham's Geography from Munzly 1124 days old
The Big House, as it called by the villagers, enjoys a small but delightfully landscaped park with its main entrance off the old Roman road at what used ...
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Dialect or Accent? from Munzly 1127 days old
[ ... ] Of course, dialect is different from accent. My maternal ancestors spoke a Norfolk dialect, my mother merely had an accent sprinkled with a few ...
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Sexton is as Sexton does from Munzly 1129 days old
The Mardlingham village inn stands a few feet back from the lane that winds from the post office to the sexton's cottage. The lane has high banks topped ...
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The Rural Past from Munzly 1130 days old
So there they are, over on the Mardlingham thread, our first four characters at the end of a busy day in the rural past. The scene is the village inn, ...
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Spontaneous Characters from Munzly 1133 days old
[ ... ] (Norfolk dialect tending to substitute "W" for "V" and wice wersa) arrived out of the blue to irritate Jarge and provide a spoken contrast. The ...
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Old Hat or What? from Munzly 1135 days old
[ ... ] point of a dialect blog is the dialect. So next week, when the main thread is launched, please don't complain if some of the time I'm wearing my ...
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The Foolhardy Munzly Hermit Starts his Blog from Munzly 1136 days old
Foolhardy or not, I have decided to try my hand at a daily blog written in Norfolk dialect. This is the original Norfolk, situated on the east coast ...

