Another is it just me? Personal pronouns in Norn Iron media

mumblub

Ha ha getzels just stating common sense

Old_Git

My gripes is the word "Ulster " instead off Northern Ireland .
people who never indicate at a roundabout ,and people who refer to England ,Scotland ,Wales as "the mainland "

waltsalt

Old_Git wrote: »

My gripes is the word "Ulster " instead off Northern Ireland .
people who never indicate at a roundabout ,and people who refer to England ,Scotland ,Wales as "the mainland "

My gripe is people who say off when they mean of. :rotfl:

Lol. I'm only joking Old Git.

Mistral001

People who say gof instead of golf and memont instead of moment.

warmhands.coldheart

My Gripe.... why people complain about all the floods of late but will not pay "properly" for water bills/rates so the actual infrastructure can be improved! ohhhhhhhhhhhh!

D.A.

People who say "defin-eight-ly" and spell it "definately" rather than "definitely".

qwert_yuiop

spike7451 wrote: »

A work mate of mine always got wound up by the way I pronounced the letter 'H',apparently the way I pronounce 'H' is the same as a certain section of NI society,although to me it's normal as it's the way I was tought to speak growing up in the Midlands...Always used to find it funny really in it's pettyness.

I can't stand reading "it's" when it should be "its".

waltsalt

qwert_yuiop wrote: »

I can't stand reading "it's" when it should be "its".

Are you talking in general? Or the use of the word by spike7451?

NAR

waltsalt wrote: »

Or the use of the word by spike7451?

I think you will find it is misuse! :cool:

waltsalt

NAR wrote: »

I think you will find it is misuse! :cool:

In what way did he misuse it? He used it as a contraction for 'it is' in both instances. This is correct grammatically.