Newport slang translator mobile phone app launched
The University of Wales, Newport, has launched its first mobile telephone 'app'.
The Newport Slang Translator is a tongue-in-cheek look at some of the words and phrases that students from outside the area may experience when living in Newport.
The application allows users to search and browse a list of important and sometimes bizarre Newport phrases in native accents with Queen's English translations.
Sarah Dickins and Peter Johnson hear more from the university's Dominic Hannigan.
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