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Welcome to British Slang

by Gordon Smith 16. May 2012 19:18

This project is an offshoot of our very popular Cockney rhyming slang project. Instead of focussing on one dialect or cant, we're trying to compile a database of all the slang spoken anywhere in the UK and Northern Ireland. A massively ambitious project clearly. You can help us by submitting your slang too.

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