Not HELLO: Britain’s LOCAL Greetings that have Survived Since the Middle Ages @LetThemTalkTV
Not HELLO: Britain’s LOCAL Greetings that have Survived Since the Middle Ages  @LetThemTalkTV
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00:00 Let's save our old greetings
00:31 Nationwide greetings
02:14 Sponsored by NordVPN
03:57 London
05:37 Cornwall and the South West
08:11 The East Midlands
09:32 Yorkshire
10:05 Bristol, The West Country and The Black Country
11:06 The Black Country
11:57 Scotland (Doric and the Shetlands)
13:40 Northern Ireland
14:11 Wales
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