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]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@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

[@Lu-ml3qf]

We have Slanggg...thank you 😂🇬🇧

[@jasonthompson4079]

Uttah maddnesss fam bruv

[@geneshabrown884]

lol I guessed tin lids and bread and honey correctly

[@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😂😂😂

[@TeishasVlogs]

Dale and him sentences lol

[@kennedyhuie3603]

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

[@jbfrmdalimes]

That shi was tuff🔥

[@NatashaGriffiths-x7r]

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

[@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.......

[@kathii1529]

All my china plates out there 😂😂😂😂😂

[@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 “

[@chanicelock3151]

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

[@pinkskye8501]

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

[@Nueve0000]

Dem yah cyaah real a rawtid 😂😂

[@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.

[@radcliffemurphy5273]

British slangs don"t make any sense

[@nalexander5868]

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

[@PeterBagjuice]

Wouldn't be funny if they did that

[@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

[@scrumdiddlyumptious3001]

the sentences killed 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😅

[@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 .....😂

[@lee05249]

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

[@UN9TED]

Not talking to people from the Uk again 😂😂

[@keepingitreal7873]

The English slangs are weird💥💥😁😁

[@TeishasVlogs]

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

[@PrinceCharmingNY]

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

[@BUZZYBUZZIE]

Tin lids killed it lol sorry 😂😂😂😂

[@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

[@AntiSocial_2004]

Jamaican slang is pretty much uk slang nowadays anyway 💀

[@AndreThaGreat]

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

[@andymcmahon3632]

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

[@JuzelHemmings]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 woooooiiieeee , mi cyah bada

[@jadaaleeshamindexpert7365]

Please highlight that "Wifey" Did originate in Jamaica

[@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 .....

[@LoniLoni11]

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

[@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🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@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 😂😂

[@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"

[@angiewitter291]

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

[@kathii1529]

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

[@SuperSuperzman]

1:51 had me hollering 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@janicechung6932]

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

[@hypegenrecords8596]

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

[@jewellrobotham9457]

Unnu nearly give Dale a stroke🤣🤣

[@ony583]

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

[@wiggi8410]

Any Jamaicans here

[@baf00nery]

Bredda

[@moniquethomas4966]

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

[@alwaynemclaughlin3442]

english slang are awful 😂💀

[@taiwheeler-kq5kw]

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

[@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

[@LoniLoni11]

China plate = mate? No Tin lids = kids? Wth Boat= face? No sah Bristol cities = boobies? A weh rawtid These slangs are horrid 😂

[@Shan_jar44]

I know the English rethinking their vocabulary right now 🤣

[@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💀

[@officialprincetjay1283]

With these British slangs Jamaican would never get in trouble cause the context is far off 😂😂 ammo go check some boats 😂 mi n me china plates a go buy some boat’s tonight 😂 madddd

[@pinkskye8501]

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

[@darlenep.a.2731]

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

[@876dfuture]

These are slang from only fools and horses days like why give him these words, no modern day English person uses these word except if you’re from east London and cockney!!!

[@brianvesta]

If you want to hear real cockney you have to visit Essex... That old cockney rhyming slang died out more than 20 years ago....

[@FixTingzENT]

Where in England they use these slangs smh

[@brianvesta]

Some old cockney 70+ living in Essex.....

[@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.

[@PetagayeHenry]

In Jamaica if you have A and B its called titty 😂😂

[@HoniBeez]

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

[@kkdagoon7727]

Someone made up these slangs particularly for this video. Aint no way

[@Mumbler100]

4:15 Nooooooo😂

[@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” 😂

[@thebirthingroom2020]

The sentences 🤣🤣

[@tammyallenallenkkakwnnnnn]

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

[@danaedipsy2452]

I guessed tin lids right😂😂

[@ms-lionessqueen5076]

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

[@roshanedryden8763]

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

[@pinkskye8501]

Jamaica win, won, wonner, wonnest.. 😅

[@princessstar-]

I can't stop laughing 😂😂😂

[@jimblack8104]

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

[@jevaughnjuman6588]

Tin lids…. Won🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gearriewest3302]

60 year old slang

[@Anggelos876]

There slangs make no sense

[@GTJD111]

The slang is not meant to make sense. It was olden day east london cockney RHYMING slang of the lower class, mainly so they could speak in-person or on the phone without police or eve's-droppers knowing what they were speaking about, as most cockneys back in the day did illegal stuff, hence them making slang terms no one else would understand but other criminal cockneys. Hope that makes sense.

[@rhue_james7]

I’m 25 live in the uk and never heard any of those uk slang. They just using shjt that rhyme 😂the only slang/ rhyme I’ve heard/use is aunt Marvin. For I’m starving

[@trishawnaslife208]

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

[@dreab8798]

Dale has a high IQ

[@kidscanreadtv6821]

Bread and honey can go. Dont Jamaicans say bread and butter?

[@JuzelHemmings]

Facts I thought it was ok too , for us bread and butter means Home or career 🥰😂😂😂

[@arthurmcdaniel3943]

Bread and butter refers to our way of living or our job that provides for us. So I can see the comparison, but we don't call money our bread and butter.

[@JuzelHemmings]

@@arthurmcdaniel3943 love your explanation ☺️

[@456loveluck]

​@@arthurmcdaniel3943 we just called it money 😂😂😂😂

[@456loveluck]

​@@JuzelHemmings "mi wah mi money" "Gi me mi money" "Gi me mi bread and butter 😂😋🍞🔪🧈 "Mi wah mi bread and honey" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kjperez83]

Wait! This is true!? People are out there calling their friends "China Plates" and they're children "Tin Lids!?" Come on...... no way

[@nolimitsshan9713]

Dale you look like me ex like y’all could be twins. He’s Hispanic thou. But that’s why I’m subscribing, lol. Don’t think I want you, even though your damn fine, but yeah just say…

[@Halle_fergie]

😂😂😂 China plate

[@CordellaKing]

There is a class of people in the UK called COCKNEYS .They are the lower working class of a certain part of London, the East End, they use those phrases, the rest of the UK doesn't.

[@daatielk1736]

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

[@DreMc876]

Im saddened that Dale hasn’t picked up on on the rhyming

[@viviennetaylor3850]

they gave dale cockney rhyming slang

[@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.

[@TataDaKojack]

🇯🇲8:55 🤔???🇯🇲

[@SAFESPACE876]

How dale dont pick up they rhyme most of the times 😅

[@teesantana826]

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

[@nicoladavis580]

Dale sistren is your female friend or the woman pan the side wey unu want it look like your female bestie

[@MOODIE1985]

Its the first I am hearing these words weird words must be some deep white man words 😂😂 brethren uK 🇬🇧 say Mate

[@johndarrell667]

What part of Britain is the English slang from as every part of Britain has different slang

[@MultiGemgirl]

Please don't say those things to a woman, they'll carry you to HR

[@terrahofficial]

Thats not even rhyming slang…. Half of these are made up