Cost

=

can you

In the black country we say:

Cost

This translates to:

can you

Example Sentence

Cost give us a lift down the road?

Description

A common pronunciation and grammatical form in the Black Country dialect for 'can you?' (cost?) and 'cannot' (cosn't).

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