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| quote: | Originally posted by Fearless One
i've heard a bit about that rhyming slang at my british studies classes... my teacher mentioned that it's usually used by people at East End in London, right?
however i find it a bit difficult to decode it... |
You're not the only one, there is an english film (lock stock and two smoking barrels) with a scene spoken entirely in cockney rhyming slang. They put subtitles in for all the other english people not from the east end of london 
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The film in question, i really didn't enjoy it. I was really keen to see it because it was a film about a DJ with a supposedly great soundtrack. Soudtrack was pap, film was pap, i lost 2hours of my life
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