Translations for „Brummie“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . Brum·mie, Brum·my [ˈbrʌmi] Brit inf N

Brummie

Bewohner(in) m (f) von Birmingham

II . Brum·mie, Brum·my [ˈbrʌmi] Brit inf ADJ

Brummie

aus Birmingham nach n

Brummie culture

die für Birmingham typische Kultur

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Brummie culture

die für Birmingham typische Kultur

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English

By the stats at least, the Brummie was perhaps a marginal favourite going in here.

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But that Brummie humour has not been blunted.

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But as we are too big to be defined by those things, the average Brummie isn't going to be too interested in any part of them.

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And we don't even have word count sufficient to start the Brummie vs.

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Her soft Brummie accent on the phone told me that she had suffered a house fire, too.

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The likeable Brummie likes a night out and always will.

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My daughter is very Brummie and has a real local accent!

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It even scored lower than being silent, an example of the stereotype attached to the Brummie accent.

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Ray asked a Brummie lady in the audience what she did for a living, but couldn't understand her accent!

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Although not a Brummie by birth, he made the city his adopted home.

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