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ЯЗЫК КОКНИ
MADE BY STUDENTS OFTHE 8 “A” FORM
SCHOOL 204 (MOSCOW)SUPERVISER PUKHOVA L.V.
Cockney rhyming slang
THE AIM OF THE PROJECT
to make a Picture Cockney vocabulary with examples of its
using.
THE PURPOSES OF THE WORK
To know about the history of the Cockney culture;
To know about Cockney’s way of life and traditions;
To formulate the peculiarities of the Cockney language;
To investigate the Cockney slang.
THE ORIGIN OF THE WORD „COCKNEY“
LEGEND ONE
THE ORIGIN OF THE WORD „COCKNEY“
LEGEND TWO
THE ORIGIN OF THE WORD „COCKNEY“
LEGEND THREE
COCKNEY TRADITIONAL COSTUME
COCKNEY SPEECH
skipping of the sound [h]- [not ‘alf] instead of «not half»
transformation [aʊ] -[æː], «down» is pronounced [dæːn]
[θ] like [f] – [faas'nd] instead of «thousand» and [ð] like [v]- [brover] instead of «brother»
Using [w] instead of the [r] – [wealli] instead of [really]
Head – loaf (of bread) Noise – box of toys
COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG
THE MOSTLY USING WORDS
LAUGH KEY(S)
HAIR KID(S)
HAND(S) PHONE
PROPER NAMES IN COCKNEY SLANG
BOIL --- CONAN DOYLE
TELLY --- LIZA MINELLI
MONEY --- BUGS BUNNY
PROPER NAMES IN COCKNEY SLANG
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people of arts sportsmenpoliticians historical
peopleothers
A Telephone call
Betty Grable Peckham Rye
Tin of fruit
Fork and knife
Bees and honey
Butcher’s hook
Rhyming slang has spread in many English-speaking countries, especially those that had strong links with the UK in the 19th century, especially Australia, Ireland and Canada/USA.
THANK YOU!