Beth Windsor

Apart from the accent, whippet and coal-covered face, there’s a few telling signs that set us apart from our Southern counterparts. Higher wages, a vibrant social scene and plenty of job opportunities are just some of the reasons Yorkshire folk make the far-flung relocation (seriously, it’s two hours on the train, guys) to the big smoke. But once the novelty of the bright lights and busy streets wears off, you’ll soon realise that you’re not in God’s Own Country anymore. Here are ten Yorkshire-isms that make us stand out from the London crowd.   A photo posted by Tyler (@actuallybacon) on Sep 10, 2016 at 11:50am PDT   1. You engage with strangers From smiling at passers-by to making random chit-chat with people on the bus, you’ll soon learn that people don’t want to talk to you on your morning commute.   A photo posted by Erica Gonsalez (@metalheaderica) on Dec 20, 2012 at 10:47pm PST    2. Everywhere seems noisy Is there really nowhere t’get a bit o’peace an’ quiet?!   A photo posted by tobueno (@tobueno) on Oct 15, 2014 at 1:14am PDT 3. The tube scares you The thought of having to turn yourself into a contortionist every time you want to squeeze onto the tube during rush hour quite frankly terrifies you. Being late into work due to a cow in the road doesn’t seem quite so bad now.   A photo posted by Suzanne Schwartz (@blackoaksue1995) on May 7, 2015 at 5:44pm PDT   4. You have to repeat everything No matter how clearly or slowly you speak, people