I was asked to when I got join
Cockney on stage believe it.
As long as I am in EastEnders I am going to try and keep it
Cockney," the actor adds.
Speaking at the Radio Times Festival, he said he recently used the term "Brady bunch" in the soap which is
cockney rhyming slang for lunch - but admits he sometimes makes words up which lead to people Googling them.
Cockney Sparrow, who was preparing to come back into training, began showing signs of colic on Monday.
Cockney is a member of the men's cross-country skiing team.
In particular, we were investigating why certain linguistic factors normally found within the
Cockney dialect were gradually entering into Glaswegian.
It is true that while the rhyming slang word 'brassic' is derived from 'boracic lint', the most accurate phonetic spelling of how the
Cockneys choose to pronounce it is in fact 'brassic'.
When are our
Cockney counterparts going to stop spending the lion's share of the country's wealth?
It used to be said a true
Cockney was born within earshot of the bells of St Mary-le-Bow church.
Cockney rhyming slang started in the East End in the 1840s among market traders.
The
Cockney was a symptom of Romantic fears about the booming metropolitan population.
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