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Some local words are quite difficult for some of us who are living outside the UK. Are the citizens from Kent able to understand your dialect without difficulties?

What is the meaning of:

"marra"

"anarl"

"parsnip" (the vegetable, really?)

Thx! :)
 


Witzleben said:
Some local words are quite difficult for some of us who are living outside the UK. Are the citizens from Kent able to understand your dialect without difficulties?

What is the meaning of:

"marra"

"anarl"

"parsnip" (the vegetable, really?)

Thx! :)
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Friend.

"And All"

Parsnip is the forum of waffle on here.

Sebasaurus II said:
Whee's this clownshoe?
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I was kind and didn't tell him to Fuck Off like we normally do to new people.
 
Witzleben said:
Some local words are quite difficult for some of us who are living outside the UK. Are the citizens from Kent able to understand your dialect without difficulties?

What is the meaning of:

"marra"

"anarl"

"parsnip" (the vegetable, really?)

Thx! :)
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Marrow a kind of vegetable

As well

Parsnip a kind of vegetable.
 
Witzleben said:
Some local words are quite difficult for some of us who are living outside the UK. Are the citizens from Kent able to understand your dialect without difficulties?

What is the meaning of:

"marra"

"anarl"

"parsnip" (the vegetable, really?)

Thx! :)
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Marra = Friend

anarl = and all (Usually used to mean "as well")

"Parsnip (this shite)" = The subforum named after the vegetable, less moderated, full of shit patter and pervy threads. "Parsnip this shite" means "Move this shit thread to parsnip."

To observe tradition: Verpiss dich.
 
Witzleben said:
Some local words are quite difficult for some of us who are living outside the UK. Are the citizens from Kent able to understand your dialect without difficulties?

What is the meaning of:

"marra"

"anarl"

"parsnip" (the vegetable, really?)

Thx! :)
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Alreet Jan hew marra, when's tha ganna be fit again riddy to turn out for the lads like?
 
Witzleben said:
Some local words are quite difficult for some of us who are living outside the UK. Are the citizens from Kent able to understand your dialect without difficulties?

What is the meaning of:

"marra"

"anarl"

"parsnip" (the vegetable, really?)

Thx! :)
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You forgot:

"Wass"

"Scad"

"garn" or "gan"
 
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