newfie bullet
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glad to be a part of site , a lot of knowledgeable members here with a great amount of good information . looking forward to being a part of it .
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newfie bullet
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newfie bullet
new member here from newfoundland canada
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davesl708
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Hi. Welcome.
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G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.
Enjoy the site.
Enjoy the site.
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Welcome to the forum.
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Glad you're here!
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Glad you're here!
Diggernut
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:welcome: Really good stuff on TBN as I am finding out so enjoy!
buickanddeere
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Lord Thundering, how did you find this site ?
docone
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Welcome from sunny Alberta
Relic
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Welcome from Central Nova Scotia.What part of the Rock do you reside?
PILOON
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And from 'La Belle Province" (Quebec) and hey I was sqreeched a few years back!
Down by the pond are you?\
FYI, in Nfld they have no lakes, only ponds!
Down by the pond are you?\
FYI, in Nfld they have no lakes, only ponds!
check
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Welcome from Southern Ontario!
seal oil
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Welcome newfie .
GaryM
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Welcome from Missouri! I visited the SW corner of Newfoundland a while back, very pretty place.
k0ua
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Welcome from Branson Mo.
I have been trying to understand some of your language. I have been watching the "Republic of Doyle" on Netflix and have had to look up a few things.
I have been told that I have quite an accent, and of course the Ozarks Region where I live is full of language nuances and phrases that are not used elsewhere in the broad spectrum of "English". I am sure if we were face to face we could understand each other, but I bet a few good laughs would be had on each side of the "common language"
I have been trying to understand some of your language. I have been watching the "Republic of Doyle" on Netflix and have had to look up a few things.
I have been told that I have quite an accent, and of course the Ozarks Region where I live is full of language nuances and phrases that are not used elsewhere in the broad spectrum of "English". I am sure if we were face to face we could understand each other, but I bet a few good laughs would be had on each side of the "common language"
Gary Fowler
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If they are speaking really hard down Newfie, I don't think you would get much of it. I had one working for me once and when he got down with the Newfie talk, there wasn't a word understood by me or the local Alberta Canadians.Welcome from Branson Mo.
I have been trying to understand some of your language. I have been watching the "Republic of Doyle" on Netflix and have had to look up a few things.
I have been told that I have quite an accent, and of course the Ozarks Region where I live is full of language nuances and phrases that are not used elsewhere in the broad spectrum of "English". I am sure if we were face to face we could understand each other, but I bet a few good laughs would be had on each side of the "common language"
seal oil
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Every little town where I live has a different dialect . I think it is safe to say we all talk fast and work hard and will share most everything they have with you . A lot of newfie's in Alberta are having a rough time now with the fires . Was the guy that worked for you a hard worker ?
