'Ello Thomas,

On Sat, 10 Oct 2009 00:33:29 +0700 (your time) you said:

S>> Emm Eff Pee Ay...or in morse code: -- ..-. .--. .- ;-D

> LOL! I am too rusty in morse code, but I'll be happy to call you by
> your real name: Emm Eff Pee Ay.

Well, actually, it isn't mine, it is just how I pronounce MFPA...mine is
Simon (as in a deep SIGH + MON but not MOAN of course ;-) ). I am sure MFPA
must be an initialism.

[...]

> And, 'ello, what's the story it with the 'apostrophy?

Oh, that's just an English dialect....sort of borrowed it! My wife was
brought up outside of London, and they all tend to drop the H from many of
their words when they speak. It's quite infectious actually, well it is when
you are chewing gum or having a funny turn. So 'happy' would sound as
'appee. And 'having' would sound as 'avvin, etc.

Being brought up at the foot of the UK I sound completely different to 'er
indoors. But some of her quirkiness has rubbed off on me, and I more often
than not drop the H from hello when I say it. So now I sound as common as
much as well.

There. Bet you wish you hadn't asked LOL

 

-- 
Simon (Privateofcourse)
#13329. Or Shew Gid Owen? ¶

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