Cockney Accent Translator

'Av a butchers at yer words, mate.

"I am going up the stairs." I'm goin' up the apples and pears, mate.

"Have a look at this." 'Av a butchers at this, guv'nor.

"I do not believe you, you are joking." I don't believe yer, you're 'avin a giraffe!

"Use your head." Use yer loaf, mate.

"Let's have a cup of tea." Let's 'av a nice cup of Rosie Lee.

"I am going up the stairs." I'm goin' up the apples and pears, mate.

"Have a look at this." 'Av a butchers at this, guv'nor.

"I do not believe you, you are joking." I don't believe yer, you're 'avin a giraffe!

"Use your head." Use yer loaf, mate.

"Let's have a cup of tea." Let's 'av a nice cup of Rosie Lee.

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Cockney Accent

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Translates your plain English into the colourful, cheeky dialect of East London.

Expect dropped H's, classic rhyming slang (like "apples and pears" for stairs), and a fair bit of "guv'nor."

Perfect for sounding like a proper geezer straight out of a Guy Ritchie film.

"I am going up the stairs." I'm goin' up the apples and pears, mate.

"Have a look at this." 'Av a butchers at this, guv'nor.

"I do not believe you, you are joking." I don't believe yer, you're 'avin a giraffe!

"Use your head." Use yer loaf, mate.

"Let's have a cup of tea." Let's 'av a nice cup of Rosie Lee.