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A
GLOSSARY OF NORFOLK WORDS
I
have taken a selection of Norfolk words that have been around
for a good many years, although, due to the limitations of
space, it has been possible to include only a small part of
our vocabulary of dialect words.
However,
that shouldn’t matter much to you if you're a ‘local’
of course, as you’ll know most of them already, won’t
you? But if you are new to these parts (a furriner
perhaps) then you should find the following pages quite useful.
So,
now’s your chance to ‘larn them orf b’ haart’!
Then, not only could you start to sound a bit more
like a local, but you should begin to understand us as well!
After
all, you wouldn’t dream of venturing into ‘furrin’
parts without learning a smattering of French, German or Spanish,
would you?
So,
there you have it my ol’ bewties, click the link to A–D
and do you get started!
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NORFOLK
DIALECT WORDS AND THEIR MEANINGS
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E–H |
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Q–T |
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LARN
YARSELF NORFOLK
If
you wish to discover more about the Norfolk dialect,
this book by Keith Skipper is a good place to start.
96
pages of lessons and exercises, short stories and poems,
dialect words and their meanings, if you are serious
about our vernacular you cannot afford to miss this
book.
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LARN
YARSELF NORFOLK
Nostalgia Publications
ISBN:
0 947630 13 9
Price: £5.99
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In
all good bookshops across Norfolk or available from John
Nickalls Publications. |
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