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Started by: Anne (4386) 

Aren't Wiganeese words difficult to spell. Just before dropping off last night the thought occurred about a word used on PaD the other day, it was cornish. Surely a corruption of the continental derived and useage of corniche. The Lancashire tongue would have corrupted to the slightly different pronunciation as we now know it. So, how should it be written in Wiganeese, spell it corniche but pronounced cornish?

Replied: 21st Mar 2018 at 08:42

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