Well according to this
some combination of obsolete English pronunciations (we used to say "axe" for ask), and Caribbean creoles.
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Posted By: Tricky Hawes on February 17th 2015 at 13:02:42
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- unrelated to anything on here, other then me asking something below (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Feb 17, 12:56:03
- or "he's" instead of "his" (n/m) (General Chat) - Charles21, Feb 17, 14:08:53
- ah, The internet has just furnished me with an answer, in fact (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Feb 17, 12:57:47
- go on then, why is it? (n/m) (General Chat) - megson, Feb 17, 13:00:05
- Well according to this (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Feb 17, 13:02:42
- (didn't know that Ulster Scots say it - just hear it from a lot of the Hackney kids) (n/m) (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Feb 17, 13:04:55
- Well according to this (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Feb 17, 13:02:42
- go on then, why is it? (n/m) (General Chat) - megson, Feb 17, 13:00:05
- Same reason they say "are" instead of "our" maybe? No idea what that reason is though (n/m) (General Chat) - CB41, Feb 17, 12:57:38
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