lingo sticup; positively unstuteable

Right, so i gather you’re not all that in it, eh?
Well i have decided to start making lists of words that don’t exactly cross-over to my fellow brits and you peoples in America
Ausies too come to think,
and Kiwi’s gosh and umm...
South Africa, Canada, that would be a lot of islands too I think,

ANYHOU
here we jabber like nothing’s breakfast so I looked up the web and found that diction in you alls’ countries is lacking in spiff. So off we go for a short one, eh?

int=in the, you know, it isn’t that hard to guess gosh
well at least for the States, of-yester would mean yesterDAY, but you knew that
oh, and woode is spelled woode and we’ll have no more about it.
atol is basically just at all
lundin is more of an expression like bloody or blasted
blamy is too, in essence it is very close to balmy but not, you see
thoe is though (which looks all to much like augh!)


and a whole bunch of stuff slips in from the native tongue they speak here besides English,
but i sure as cats won’t give you a whole language course on my hat.
hmph.
-belle