Ayup mi Ducks
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Dronfieldbrewer
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Ayup mi duck.....
are you from around here. Based in Dronfield miself
are you from around here. Based in Dronfield miself
BarnsleyBrewer
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Hi, and welcome.
I'd guess going by "mi ducks" he's from Lincolnshire, maybe Skeggy??
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I'd guess going by "mi ducks" he's from Lincolnshire, maybe Skeggy??
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Runwell-Steve
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Welcome northerner :)
rich27500
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Me Duck is used in more places than you think. It's common in Northants. When I studied in stoke my fellow students thought that it was hilarious people said 'alright me duck' but it sounded normal to me. Ayup isnt used much in Northampton but here in Rowell people say it all the time. So...where are you from gregmcc 'mi duck?'
31bb3
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Ayup is used in the Black Country too, but "mi' duck" would probably only be used by females, I'd be more inclined to say "Ayup our kid, 'ow'm yer doin'?"rich27500 said:
So whatever dialect you want to use, ayup Greg, welcome to the forum. :
Wendy1971
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Ay Up welcome to the forum :thumb:
Thanks for all your welcome messages, and just to confuse you all, I'm really from the Scottish Highlands! But in Derby now due to work, just starting out in home brewing really, figured there's got to be more fun in making it than buying it from Asda :)
