1: Yeh (replacing the word ‘yes.’ Has the same definition, but requires less movement of the mouth to pronounce)

2: Oh (verbal filler) fanks for anserin’ geezer, know wot I mean?

3: Gimme, dat! (To say ‘give me’ is much harder to say than ‘gimme.’ To change from a ‘v’ sound to a ‘me’ sound, so making the phrase one word is much simpler)

3: Wot you be fowr?

3: Making us rwinse out our credit leaving the messages and dat- (interruption)

2: Mr Dauzes is well on the war praf wiff you bruv, yeah!

1: ‘Cause of the bag and dat.

2: Wot bag?! (higher voice)

2: ‘Cause ya missed da lesson you chief!

3: Gimme dat!

3: Da bag weren’t the pwoblem, Teggsy never mentioned it! He bottiled it.

3: Ey, you comin’ over ‘o mine later ‘o play compoota?

1: Nah, man, I’m a’ home now, I got bizzness dat I gotta run.

2: Wot bizzness?! (higher to lower)

1: Bizzness dat minds it’s own. Ksschssssss… Iam out.