I knowI lived in Swansea for many years, it was always 'is it?' as in 'going down the shops, is it?' It was more of a lead in for my own pedantry
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lord bofingham,
Sun 8 Jan 2012, 14:55,
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true...but you might also say,"Battenburg is a lovely cake, isn't it?"
is it? would not be appropriate in this context
(is it? would not be appropriate in this context
cakeburglar still bored with Freebase,
Sun 8 Jan 2012, 15:09,
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"isn't it?" is pretty much a national thing"is it?", AFAIK, is specifically a Welsh thing.
( lord bofingham,
Sun 8 Jan 2012, 15:51,
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and the word "kift"
SkUG >_O i got a couple of stitches in my eyeball... ow,
Sun 8 Jan 2012, 23:41,
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but you see thats in context...
"is it?" is more like "i'm going going down the shops"... is it?
("is it?" is more like "i'm going going down the shops"... is it?
SkUG >_O i got a couple of stitches in my eyeball... ow,
Sun 8 Jan 2012, 23:40,
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