Old English Suffolk accent and dialect, East Anglia (53) "Plonk"
In this video for my Suffolk accent and dialect series I'm explaining the way in which we use the words "Plonk" and "Plonked", here in Suffolk, East Anglia. Both words are often used when we refer to "putting" something down somewhere, including ourselves, not just objects or food :)
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@EssEvergreen
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Hehe, glad you liked it :D
Yes I got this one correct! Before I watch the video I have a guess what it means, I use this word a few times!
@EssEvergreen
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I like that, a game of guess the word :) It's a fun word isn't it.
@Danpuffpuff65
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@@EssEvergreen my dad often uses this word and calls me a “plonk” when I make a mistake as in “plonker”
We use “ plunk” in much the same way!
@EssEvergreen
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Really, well that's very interesting. It's not a word we use here :)
Hi Sarah you forgot to add a person can be a ploker when doing something silly ...
@EssEvergreen
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Hiya! That made me laugh, it makes me think of "Only fools and horses" :D
Plink atty Plonk ! Wonder if the words Plunk and Plonk are related ?
@EssEvergreen
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Quite possibly, these words of ours across the world do change and evolve :)