English vs Jamaican slang! | Home or Away with Dale Elliott Jr

[@deenaj3840]

This is madness😂😂😂😂 how Dale remembered all them slangs to put in a sentence though 😳 😂😂

[@Mufc_Kenny]

😂

[@taniahhorton6162]

I understood him when he put it all in one sentence lol

[@melly7512]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@lavernphillips8779]

😅😅😅😅

[@kayb445]

As a british black man ive never heard not one of them slangs in my life 😅.. im jus as confused as he is.. lived here my whole life 35years ..thats crazy

[@teneishalawrence1836]

Lol same here 😂

[@ellebelle2507]

it is Cockney rhyming slang from the East end of London :-)

[@mrgrizzle6673]

Apples n pears n all that. I'm not from London or use the dead slang but that's cockney slang

[@Remixprinceisback2022]

Same😂😂😂😂

[@devogrant2817]

It's old cockney slang used by older cockneys back in the days, You would have to be at least sixty years old, growing up with the slang.

[@sweet_releasevideosandclip7433]

Deh tin lids one deh 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Nathanael_Grant]

What??

[@therainbowpops4765]

@@Nathanael_Grantwhat?

[@laayalovesfashion]

Not combining the slangs into sentences, I’m dead 😂😂😂😂

[@sista_widloxxx5786]

Typical Jamaicans LOOLLLL

[@justforphone1318]

Dale just stop guess and mek dem tell yuh cause mi nuh know a wha dem deh😂😂😂

[@pinkskye8501]

The way Dale almost drop down with "TINLINDS" mean kids 😂😂😂😂😂

[@SamuelGravestone]

When a fellow Jamaican🇯🇲 ute elevate

[@fernelisefoster9884]

@@unique4532 Youth

[@tiachante]

@@unique4532young man, or guy

[@Kiritodobakukamideku]

Youth or person

[@unique4532]

@@Kiritodobakukamideku how do you say “ so you think it’s cool to ignore me “

[@kennedyhuie3603]

I need more of these videos with him in its 😂😂, “I like your boat , I would like to sail in it “😂😂😂

[@NickB1149]

That shi was tuff🔥

[@Jam_dungqueen]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Nueve0000]

Dem yah cyaah real a rawtid 😂😂

[@scrumdiddlyumptious3001]

the sentences killed me🤣🤣

[@chanicelock3151]

OMG this has me actually physically dying! I've never laughed out loud so hard at a YT video 🤦🏾‍♀️🤣

[@TeishasVlogs]

Dale and him sentences lol

[@NatashaGriffiths-x7r]

It’s the kid’s seeing china plate licking trouble and strife Bristol city for me 😭😭😭😭

[@kathii1529]

All my china plates out there 😂😂😂😂😂

[@hughesyrealeastender9367]

The title is deceiving because It’s Cockney rhyming slang, originating in East London, not English slang. It is a language invented by Eastenders in the early 1800’s so that they could speak about certain things without people hearing what they was saying, especially the police.

[@devogrant2817]

He needed to have a word with the late Smiley Culture.......

[@lee05249]

The way him keep on put them inna sentences 😂😂😂

[@LoniLoni11]

Dale would be so good at improv comedy because he remembered those slangs so well. My gosh!

[@angiewitter291]

Mi bellyache a weak nuh backside 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jewellrobotham9457]

Unnu nearly give Dale a stroke🤣🤣

[@SuperSuperzman]

1:51 had me hollering 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JuzelHemmings]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 woooooiiieeee , mi cyah bada

[@andymcmahon3632]

Bumboclaaat Dale Sick yf, wid di slang sentence!!!!😂

[@kathii1529]

7:52 dude this the moment I started crying... I now have one solide à of laughter

[@simoneblake9452]

This is specific to East London alone. Cockney rhyming slang is NOT known around the country but kudos though 🤣🤣🤣 I had a bit of a shampoo bath with this

[@hypegenrecords8596]

That one connect, the part about "Trouble & Strive"

[@kayz5428]

Lol never heard these so called slangs in my life being from the UK

[@dreday3303]

After the first one, I gathered it was Cockney Rhyming Slang. Danny Dyer is the only person I know that will still use it. But that's part of his act, so it seems to me.

[@Beauty_Marks]

I’m about to use all these. US slang with Jamaican and UK all in one. About to make my own language that no one can understand😅

[@jadaaleeshamindexpert7365]

Please highlight that "Wifey" Did originate in Jamaica

[@CocoPebz]

I really wished they told Him these were rhyming slangs! Cockney rhyming slang like "Apple & Pears means stairs. Eg. "I'm going up them apples"

[@cbk7744]

After a while, I just started guessing words that rhyme with the last part of the slang😂😂 I got tin lids, Bristol city and bread and honey

[@keepingitreal7873]

The English slangs are weird💥💥😁😁

[@nalexander5868]

Why is nobody telling him that it's rhyming slang🤷🏾‍♀️

[@PeterBagjuice]

Wouldn't be funny if they did that

[@3rillitv236]

So wtf rhymes with boat n they said face

[@nalexander5868]

Bost race ​@@3rillitv236

[@nalexander5868]

Boat race

[@TeishasVlogs]

If I laugh I pop up. These British slangs are madness "tin lids=kids" smh Dale you mek mi laugh till me weak😂😂😂😂 British slangs are weird

[@brianvesta]

This the type of chat windrush people would of heard when they get off the boat 70yrs ago....This slang is ancient history don't no young folks speak like this .....😂

[@AndreThaGreat]

tbf slang in Britain is way different now. shoulda called this Jamaican slang vs British Cockney

[@VIVIANFUNG-i8o]

Dale is naturally funny. Can’t stop laughing

[@rasyay]

He got a photographic memory 🧠

[@TeishasVlogs]

True Dale nobody gonna understand that they gonna look on you strange lol

[@MissShugaSweet]

Just remember this is only London slang uk have different slang all over..... I'm uk and was struggling too to get dem right 😂😂

[@UN9TED]

Not talking to people from the Uk again 😂😂

[@PrinceCharmingNY]

You could’ve used “yaad or foreign” we would’ve understood 😂😂

[@BUZZYBUZZIE]

Tin lids killed it lol sorry 😂😂😂😂

[@Mumbler100]

4:15 Nooooooo😂

[@chellezellemaroonmoon1684]

So happy for you Dale. Proud a you

[@Moochistrawberry7021]

This was hilarious! Dale nuh easy tarl!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Well done mi China plate! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@trishawnaslife208]

Yow me laugh like me deh pan drugs tpc 🤣😭🗣️‼️

[@afiyahhosein565]

Im watching this Midway and im Dying of laughter 😂😂😂😂😂omg

[@furrymonkeything]

*it's called cockney rhyming slang* emphasis on the rhyming !!😂😂it's used out in the streets when talking with associates . This is from hackney, London specifically 😁🇬🇧 It was probably so no one would know what they talking about.

[@brianvesta]

Emphasis on the cockney...... Cockneys are a dying species in London... The Jamaican slang of the 1970s and 80s helped to wipe out the old cockney rhyming slang.... Slang changes very quickly

[@skins6587]

nah i’ve heard these slangs before🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@darlenep.a.2731]

I need a colab with Dake and the boys from SNG. Fuhad, James and Dale. I would LOL so hard.

[@pinkskye8501]

I dare my fiance to call me trouble and strife in future 😂😂😂

[@ms-lionessqueen5076]

These sentences doh, grung tpc 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@HoniBeez]

This guy is the funniest he needs more screen time he could do this for a living 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@janicechung6932]

Madness! Excellent memory to put all that in a sentence, but yea, the goal is fewer words, not more.

[@jevaughnjuman6588]

Tin lids…. Won🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@radcliffemurphy5273]

British slangs don"t make any sense

[@tinamay7651]

😂😂😂😂😂 I crying, China plate the way he put those slang in sentence💀

[@Shan_jar44]

I know the English rethinking their vocabulary right now 🤣

[@daatielk1736]

Yooooo this was insane to listen to …. 😂 Dale on another level…. Big up me breddah..,

[@NaomiNunya-ey2qc]

Not once in my LIFE have I heard these words until today

[@jayjai6914]

Lol as a black man born and bred in london ive never heard most dem word, this is more like east london cockney slang. Still love it doe.

[@princessstar-]

I can't stop laughing 😂😂😂

[@thebirthingroom2020]

The sentences 🤣🤣

[@danaedipsy2452]

I guessed tin lids right😂😂

[@-________-9267]

Oh my God bless him I love his humour 😂

[@kjperez83]

That line sounded like one of those Mad Lib games!

[@ony583]

Its, boat race = face, not just boat. The last word always rhymes.

[@alozade63]

I’m a black man with Jamaican parents and sometimes me and the man dem might drop some slang in deh… Rhythm and blues - shoes Lady Godiva - Fiver Plates of Meat - Feet As in “Check out the rhythms on dat buoys plates” 😂

[@11arsenalfc1]

He hasn’t figured out yet that everything must rhyme 😂

[@shinesshallow-gollop2]

I've lived in England and never heard these slangs yet. This was too funny!

[@romonasinclair2070]

Yard mi say straight 😂😂😂🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤❤❤

[@ShayButterBaby]

We don’t talk like that, Jamaican patios is literally incorporated in to uk slang now. As a British girlie I have never heard of any of these💀

[@taiwheeler-kq5kw]

i'm from england have never heard these apparent english slangs

[@JB-jz5ws]

😂😂😂 the sentence then tin lids had mi lol new sub ❤😊

[@dreab8798]

Dale has a high IQ

[@tammyallenallenkkakwnnnnn]

In england i ain't ever heard these rasclart slannggg words.😂😂😂

[@PermijitDunkley]

The office administration workload, on the Courtroom law data about words used in policing on my language skills!

[@hot_pink_panther1620]

lol, learnt this about cockney several years ago. The phrase said rhymes with the word being described. E.g apples and pears = stairs🤷🏼‍♀️

[@yolandaemba919]

Where I’m from we use both “my china” (former British colony) and “me bredren” (we love reggae and dancehall)

[@moniquethomas4966]

How did Dale not realize that these things are supposed to rhyme after the third one or so? Come on.

[@rockemsockemscott]

Great episode

[@LadyCandace21]

😂😂😂 I feel his confusion

[@rjfresh7314]

Bagga madness bout slangs dem must did high when dem a bill dem slang deh😂😂😂 China plate sound like a something cheap

[@devogrant2817]

Actually, it was expensive you got your China tea set out on a special occasion i e guests .....

[@wiggi8410]

Any Jamaicans here

[@baf00nery]

Bredda

[@viviennetaylor3850]

they gave dale cockney rhyming slang

[@liaa369]

Sooo indirect Jamaican’s directtt😭

[@AntiSocial_2004]

Jamaican slang is pretty much uk slang nowadays anyway 💀

[@shashelricketts4583]

The Sentence was sentencing

[@abbilu9539]

This was good! Madness ah tell yuh😂!

[@k_abby3398]

Tin Lids 😅 Like Milo tin and Enfamil tin for kids 😂🤣😆

[@jimblack8104]

This is Cockney rhyming slang. How he never figure it out but they should of explain that to him first

[@roshanedryden8763]

I just saw the meanings and even then when I heard the full sentence I couldn’t understand. That’s is madness

[@kaydeans.4227]

Hey man, i love you! Lol. Represent! 🇯🇲

[@adeokikiola7421]

I feel this is an endemic slang to E.London the cockney speech, suppose this was explained to him I think he would grasp it abit better. Cos I he ain't lying it do be like gibberish sounding mad @ times.

[@teesantana826]

My friend from Australia told me that's how her dad speaks ! 😂

[@monifat2766]

Thin lids lmaooooo

[@ShastamaHolistics]

I'm a black female born in the UK and never heard any of these slangs myself. Only hearing this now after 40+ years 😂... this must be some London slang ting cause they have dem own language altogether ha ha

[@nikitraedwards1296]

😂😂😂😂😂 he's hilarious

[@Nikto10k]

English people are….peculiar to say the least.

[@marlica7]

Nah this mess is just the east Londoners from ye ole olden days I have probably heard 2 before and guessed a couple

[@ANNiE2FLii]

No sah 😂😂😂😂😂 Dale