Irish English vs British English! | English Around the World
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2022
- Ireland is a country that is loved all across the world for its folk tales, St. Patrick's day and, of course, Guinness!🖤🍺
But do you struggle with understanding the Irish accent and dialect? Here are a few tips to help you on your way to the end of the rainbow.🌈
Do you know any other Irish English words? Let us know in the comments.👇👇👇
you imply that the variations in regional Irish accents has something to do with Ireland being split into “two countries” -
It is common knowledge that the regional accents with all their ‘variations and complications’ (as you put it) predate this 100 year old partition and were long established before our 32 county island was split by the British [colonialists] into the “6 Counties”/Northern Ireland and the Republic’s current 26 counties
Just fyi when we Irish speak Gaelic that’s when we are speaking Irish - when we Irish speak english it’s Hiberno-English …. Not [as you say] “Irish”.
Very interesting, thank you!
He fell rose over tea kettle!
Should be ARSE
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We are using word folks in Ireland 🇮🇪.
Nah its just Ireland. One country.
I am afraid you are wrong. N.Ireland or Ulster has a different government different currency different laws different football team different mindset we were not neutral during the Second World War we are different simple as that.
@williamwallace4924 Will always be one country.
@@user-ef9eq8dk4i It is only a small island that hasn’t got an airforce or navy to fight the big boys. It could be invaded overnight, well it is being invaded by africans.
@williamwallace4924 I don't see your point. We're a small fish. Our tactics have always been guerrilla warfare. We would never win a conventional war, so little point in investing in a huge military. And like, who would invade Ireland?
@@user-ef9eq8dk4i illegal immigrants, it’s happening.
4 am and english isnt even my native language, why do i watch this? Omg
feen hasn't a notion about irish english
Dja get me ?
You managed to both mispronounce and misspell the words xD
It’s not Gaelic it’s Gaeilge!
Yer a sleeket wee get,
Sigh! The English spoken in Ireland is called Hiberno-English, not Irish English.
What exactly does ‘gurdy’ mean? The text said “Gardaí” which is obviously pronounced ‘GAR-DEE’.
Nope, most Irish people pronounce ‘th’ as [ _insert drumroll_ ] ‘TH’. Fancy that!!
U av not got a fuckin clue bout us
i don't like it