VOICED: Cockney cash machines hope to revive dying London dialect

The video explores the vibrant market in London's East End, highlighting its diverse offerings and the traditional Cockney culture known for its unique rhyming slang. It introduces the Cockney cash machine, a playful nod to the dialect, and discusses the cultural and linguistic evolution in the area due to its diverse population. Despite the decline of Cockney, the video suggests that its charm and humor continue to resonate.

What is the Cockney rhyming slang for 'stairs'?

• Rosealee

• Charlie Sheen

• Apples and pears

• Sausage and mash

In the Cockney cash machine, what does 'Charlie Sheen' refer to?

• A withdrawal

• A receipt

• The screen

• A type of cash

What does 'sausage and mash' mean in Cockney slang?

• A receipt

• Cash

• A balance check

• A type of food

What is the main goal of the Cockney cash machine?

• To provide multilingual services

• To offer better exchange rates

• To promote Cockney culture

• To replace traditional ATMs

What is happening to the Cockney dialect in London's East End?

• It is becoming more popular

• It is being replaced by new varieties of English

• It is being taught in schools

• It is spreading to other parts of London