The participants were asked to describe how they spoke in their own words.
How do you describe your accent: "Broad Suffolk."
Have there been other influences on the way you speak: Not Given
Do you have skills in languages other than English?: No
Other languages: None
MAURICE: We had 'em in our day as youngsters, you gre- you sort of grew up with 'em, but you don't now. But you, I still hang on to 'em, really fer, you don't hear 'em anywhere, hardly anyway. They don't suffen that's go'en on and on is it? It's lose, you're losen et, definitely losen it. Although I think there will be a bit of an accent there somewhere so you can say we'll he's a swede or he's a pudden, yer know just about different-. INTERVIEWER: So swede and pudden for those who don't know, just tell the difference. MAURICE: Thass that strange lot up there - Norfolk puddens.
