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Was that a REAL Staffordshire Accent?

Your Potteries Dialect is terrible! Your Stoke-on-Trent accent is wrong! You've never seen Stoke-on-Trent! My recent voice-acting of a 200-year-old conversation in the Old North Staffordshire Potteries Dialect of modern Stoke-on-Trent, featured in a recent video I did about the local legend of "The Burslem Witch" Molly Leigh, got some interesting feedback! The Potteries Dialect, the local Staffordshire accent native to Stoke-on-Trent and wider North Staffordshire, forms part of the rich linguistic heritage of the English Midlands. But am I any good at it? I explore both the praise and criticism my Staffordshire Accent and Potteries dialect received, addressing viewer comments and answering my critics about the authenticity, tone, and delivery of my Staffordshire accent and dialect and whether I am indeed a proper Stokie who has ever even set foot in Stoke-on-Trent! Chapters 00:00 - Intro 01:42 - Feedback on my Molly Leigh Voice Acting 03:18 - Why was my Stoke accent not right? 04:00 - The Source Material for the Molly Leigh conversation 08:21 - How is the dialect different to modern Potteries Dialect? 09:28 - How Potteries Dialect is written Taking the discussion further, we delve into the original historical source material— the book "The Borough of Stoke-upon-Trent in the Commencement of the Reign of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria" by John Ward—to shed light on the language, culture, and social context of the period. This deep dive into the dialect and accent of old North Staffordshire offers a unique insight into how the Potteries Dialect has been represented and understood, and how it evolved into the beloved local lingo we know and treasure in Stoke-on-Trent today. Whether you're interested in local history, historical linguistics, or the culture of Stoke on Trent, this video offers valuable perspective and discussion around preserving and interpreting our regional Stoke-on-Trent dialect. The video I'm talking about is here:    • Molly Leigh The Burslem Witch? She Was My ...   About the Channel Welcome to our channel, where we take a humorous look into the quirky and unusual Potteries dialect of the English Language from North Staffordshire, England! Expect terrible jokes, laboured puns and crude animations along the way as we unravel the unusual linguistic quirks of the unique local language of Stoke on Trent - home of Staffordshire oatcakes and the Staffordshire bull terrier! We take a humorous look at this unique local lingo of the English Language and welcome you to share the quirks of your own local language in the comments. Whether you're a language enthusiast, a Potteries native or expat, or just a fan of quirky British accents and dialects, this channel is for you. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more humorous insights into the Potteries Dialect and Stokie culture and heritage from a genuine native speaker! #britishaccent #britishenglish #feedback #criticism #responsevideo