Cockney

Definition of Cockney

Cockney is a term used to describe a person from the East End of London, England, or the dialect spoken by these people.

How should Cockney divide into syllables

The word cockney has two syllables. The first syllable cock has the vowel o and the consonant ck, and the second syllable ney has the vowel e and the consonants n and y.

Part of Speech - Cockney

My grandfather is a Cockney, born and raised in London.

She speaks with a Cockney accent, which is quite unique.

Sentences with Cockney

• Tom is a Cockney and he loves to tell stories about growing up in London.
• I cant understand his Cockney accent, but it sounds interesting.
• The Cockney dialect has its own unique words and phrases.
• My friends grandmother is a true Cockney, born and raised in the East End.
• Do you know any famous Cockney actors or actresses?
• The Cockney culture is rich with traditions and history.
• She learned to speak Cockney from her parents who were from London.
• The Cockney rhyme slang is a fun way of communicating.
• He has a strong Cockney accent, which is quite charming.
• Cockney is known for its distinctive pronunciation and vocabulary.

Quotes with Cockney

• Im a Cockney. Im a Londoner through and through.
• Cockney is a way of life.
• The sound of Cockney is music to my ears.
• Being a Cockney means being proud of where you come from.
• Cockney rhyming slang is like a secret code.
• I love the spirit of the Cockney people.
• Cockney is not just a dialect, its a whole world.
• Cockney is the voice of the working-class.
• The Cockney accent is full of character and charm.
• Cockney is part of Londons rich cultural heritage.

Number of characters in Cockney

7 ( c, o, c, k, n, e, y )

Unique letters in Cockney

6 ( c, o, k, n, e, y )

Cockney Backwards

yenkcoc

Phonetic Transcription of Cockney

IPA (International): ˈkɑ:kni:

ARA (American): ˈkɑkni

EPA (English): ˈkɑ:kni:

KAA-KNIY