May Un Mar Language Part 1 of 4

May Un Mar Language - The Dialect of the Potteries is the first feature length documentary created by Inspired Film and Video.
Filmed in 2009 it explores the unique dialect that comes from Stoke-on-Trent and grew up in the pot banks, coal mines and other heavy industry of the city.
Interviewing those who grew up with 'Potteries Dialect' and those who keep it alive to this day it is a window into this unique world of language.
If you don't know the meaning of:
"Cos kick a bo agen a wo an yed it till it bosts"
you will by the end of this film.

[@carolynolsson804]

This is lovely. My grandma , mum and uncles all spoke like this. Brings back some lovely memories. Such a special dialect. Thankyou for sharing

[@carolynolsson804]

Interesting that there a big Welsh connection too...that must have filtered down and formed New

[@kinkyspannertwister6843]

I'm Lightwood to my earliest memory. ive been in wales since 1984, I'm lovingly fond of me accent. at 44 i'm trying to re-embrace it

[@wetleyrocks3092]

I'm Potteries born and bred. The lady quite clearly says at 3:17 : 'this Barolo is questionable, may I see the sommelier?'

[@graciefields898]

Born and bred in Stoke but been away a while. I remember as a kid being taught: Cost kek a bow gen a wo 'ed it back un bost it? (Can you kick a ball against a wall, head it back and burst it?)

[@StevieRevbo]

don't they speak "Potteries" in Stone on the way to stafford? and what about Kidsgrove - dunt they talk that way up there? i am from Stafford and we have a bit of it there, in the Northern part of the town really

[@kippertrace5808]

A remember a bewk called, 'arfur toecrate in nor staffysher'

[@rogermoore-gd9do]

I dunna lark folk who dunna tok lark may youth.

[@GTOOtt]

A Up!! the beer festival at the King Hall.................good times....."hic".

[@kinkyspannertwister6843]

9:11 so dost mine ,10 pints a stella and i'm wom

[@todosmentira336]

Can anyone translate the people talking around 3.20 ? I only understand ‘ey up duck ow art?’ and the guy who says ‘teowk proper’

[@bigmuller1]

Born and bread up biddle

[@paulinebuckley1907]

brill thank you duck xx

[@malcolmj7670]

Love to hear this but in future, please lower or ditch the music which is too overpowering. Thanks anyway. Malcolm now in Aberdeen!