How To Speak Geordie 

I have also noticed how we Geordies say "like" an awful lot but we can't be understood. Geordie is like a whole mother language

Aye Geordie ahahaha, I'm literally here because of Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall

Don't forget "eeeee!" I'm never too far away from two middle aged northern women starting their conversation with "eeeee!"

Who else are here because of Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirwalls accent

Haha don't think anyone an understand my Geordie accent on my videos either!

WHY AYE MAN!!!!!!!

'Canny' means 'can't' here in Scotland. "You canny dae (do) that.”

I'm from Newcastle and not even my friends can understand me

"Canny canny" Haha. I loved this video so much. Do a part 2! :)

I'm buzzin this video is up its alreet yno🔥

Another great video Hannah, I'm from Newcastle and I love your videos! Keep going!

Geordie is easier to understand than Brummie! Although Canadian, I grew up mostly with maternal side of family. Maternal grandfather was Brummie, maternal grandmother & great aunts were Geordie dad and German mom; dad's side was Scottish (paternal grandfather from Edinburgh ), English (paternal grandmother) & Irish. Based on accents, I can tell people where they are from in the UK. After about 15 minutes of speaking with people of UK or watching movie with UK accents, I drop my Canadian accent and mimic accents and use the slang. At 59 years old my I still drive my kids batty when I revert to British /Scottish accents.

Interesting. Where I'm from, Louisiana, we used to say "That's church!", referring to an expected turn for the worse. For instance, a little guy throws a drink in a big guy's face, 'Oh, that's church!'

Surely, a worky ticket is somebody who acted really badly to get a discharge from the army. He had worked to get a ticket back home.

I'm an American who moved to Newcastle, so this video (and hopefully more to come) help so much to understand what the heck you guys are saying! And to fit in :)

haha your computer screen is the angel of north;)

Brings back memories hahah I lost my accent so quickly when I moved to Australia but my whole family use all those words ahah

I'm going to Newcastle for the first time tomorrow. Can't wait to hear some Geordie irl :)

Hahaha i'm literally watching this in preparation for my trip to newcastle next month

Nice video, especially helpful adding the words spelled out - helps to understand more clearly and memorize. The only issue, I can't understand why so many RU-vidrs have to add distracting music to "instructive" videos. I try to listen to what is being said but the music just works its way in and I end up not knowing what I just watched.

I just found your channel today, and was sad that you haven't posted a video in a year. I followed your twitter link, and was pleasantly surprised that you are indeed alive. (found a different youtuber who that was not the case a while ago) Judging by your twits, it seems that your health is not great. I do so hope you get better, as I've found myself enjoying your videos, and 100% agreeing with your frustration over the Harry Potter movies. anyway... I hope this finds you well. ~Stephen

Lol gave it away @ 2:00, sunderland accent.

Awesome video Hannah

I love your videos so much, I'm from Gateshead!

Hahaha I love the term canny canny. And canny can also mean careful like 'gan canny' which is like take care

Seeing The Angel of the North behind you just brought me back some good memories...

Everyone gets so confused when us geordies say. Bowl and ball

That was canny canny

I'm moving to Newcastle next Friday and now I feel like I will have to learn English all over again lol

How come there're no awesome BBC series (as far as I'm aware) set in Newcastle? Happy Valley and Downton are in Yorkshire, Peaky Blinders is Birmingham, The Fall is Belfast... I wanna learn the slang via an awesome drama...

Been saying "mortal" ever since I started drinking....i was 9 I think, says the Bonny Geordie Lass.

I didn't realise that "You will get wrong" was Geordie. No wonder other people cant understand me xD

im so glad theres a geordie youtuber out there i have found my home

I never realised how different we are. I just say them words. like usually you would hear proper Geordie's saying something like this "am gannin doon toon te get mortal.wanna come ? also they say smashed a lot witch also means getting really really drunk

I like "why aye man "haha

I'm a Geordie, and so are the characters in my books. I'd love them to be audio too, but I don't think Audible has anybody with Geordie accents on their books lol!

I'm a Geordie and I understood everything! Love this video!

I love your accent. I think it's great!

yep canny canny is my new phrase for life

I am from Newcastle (England) I use all these phrases

I've realised that I'm using canny quite a lot now a days haha I never used to 😂 as well as using the word "like" like 50 times in one sentence!

It's like non-Canadians think that we say "eh" all of the time but that is not true. Most of the people that say "eh", tend to be from or originally from Eastern Canada.

I have to learn a Geordie accent for my school's performance of Billy Elliot. I donnae know how I'm supposed tae cover the Scottish accent though. Any tips

Great video! Now, canny canny makes perfect sense to me. Icelandic is so wierd that this sentence: "Ási á Á á á" makes perfect sense. It simply means:"Ási (a farmer) from River (his farm) has a sheep". I love your accent, keep being awesome!

I will looking for a friend to asking geordie words sometimes

This is canny good, aye

I'm a geordie and I've never heard of "worky ticket" but I did always get the "shit with sugar on" when I asked what was for me tea 😂

Omgg when I moved to a different school down South (I'm Northern although I'm from the Middle East) and I didn't think my accent was bad at all but everyone thinks I speak proper northern and I'm like......

wonderful girl

what am I missing in life besides goals, determination, and good grades? Hannah Anderson merch. I'd like to see that happen ^.^

i just love your accent aha

This video was Canny Canny. Cheers for cheering me up

I am half Geordie because me dad is from Newcastle so I have canny strong accent for,it already so I can understand yer well

I kind of want to use 'canny canny' all the time now! :D

My grandma is from Scotland and we say canny as in you cannot. Ya canny do that lol

Canny can also be slowly. For example: "Gan Canny" - which means go slowly or take your time. Also if your from Newcastle like me please like so I know lol

omg i love it

Thank you I got me accent back

Ah so now I understand "voldemortal." Canny canny.

When I last went to England, we were staying at our Aunt and Uncle's place, and their neighbor had a incredibly strong Geordie accent, and he said stuff like 'canny' and he called me a 'worky ticket' all the time. I had no idea what he meant, but now I do :)

Hi ya.. I saw that you have broke your back. Are you recovering well? Have a good one

Canny is so difficult to explain! I use it so often without thinking and the amount of times I've had to to give about 10 examples of how it can be used is ridiculous! As a Gateshead dweller, I can confirm this is an accurate video! :)

I have a Sunderland accent but people not from England seem to think I'm Scottish

Be proud of your accent pet. Mine will never go away...even here in Texas!

OH MY GOD OH MY GOD!!!! Why Aye Man is REALLY a thing up there!!!!!!!!!!!! And all this time I've been thinking it was just some random thing Alan Partridge came out with that he said SOUNDED Geordie. Wow thank you for clearing that up Hannah! The Geordie accent is my favourite English accent for sure.

i say "h'away" a lot without realising it

"Hannah is canny cool!" yeah I'm pretty good at this

Informative. :)

Just wondering does anyone think us Geordies are a bit different? Just wondering because I've heard people stereotype us

I I’m Geordie in all and I found out by friends that I have now that u live in Leeds that we Geordie speak quite fast

Can ya giz us a crocky to tha chuggy ? Translations please

Helpful. I've lived in Newcastle for 2 years now and I'm still unfamiliar with the expressions!

You're canny canny ;) WHY AYE MAN (gonna use this so hard lol!)

That was alreet like lol I live in Newcastle

I think it's canny funny how accents can cause understanding problems even though you live in the same country :D In Germany there are a lot of different accents as well.. I am from the Ruhr area and I have some trouble understanding people from for example Bavaria ;D

im late watching this one but this was great if there is more would love to see part 2 knowledge is power after all :P call it lesson 2 or somthing instead of part two think that would be good :)

Come to think about it, "canny" seems like an equivalent of "pretty". In standard English people won't usually say "she's pretty pretty", more like "she's quite pretty" or "she's rather pretty" but it's still technically possible regardless.

it was better than canny good like, it was mint (I love being Geordie honestly)Xx

A div int think ya geordie pet cos av neva herd any of mi family use canny canny in that context

"Canny" reminds me of "pretty." Pretty can mean "attractive" and "very" depending on context. "That was pretty good." "She's pretty."

Haha! Newcastle confuses all if your not from there😂 LeToon😂

Kissing to goodie I know I’ll be visiting that area in next yr or so after this virus is under control have a mate that lives in Durham

lovely accent!

first time i hear about Geordie very interesting

way aye man

And there's Mam I'm from Boro but we speak most of them words aswell x

This video was indeed canny-good.

u helped me talk gordie

I'm from Newcastle

I still remember people keep saying "I" when they talk. I was confused why there were so many people who have stammer,hahaXD

Coming from the opinion of someone who also is from the Newcastle area (me): I quite often will say "aye man" or "wey aye". Different taste I guess. Also I feel like you should have mentioned how we always say like after every sentence haha! "Canny cush that like" or even the term "young'n".

Really don't get how people don't understand us like?😂x

Us British don’t even speak like that but people think we do

love it but bruh you talk loud😂😂😂 but i love it!!!

me and brought canny geordie

i was born in gateshead 1964

😂 I find this so funny because it's true, I have a friend from London that goes to my school and we literally had to give her a lesson in the Geordie language when she arrived because she didn't understand us 😂

Lovely accent

Ya sound like me auntie man it's mint

Wees yon canny lass ? All reet pet !