The Craic was 90 in that video 👍. Re the pull light switch in the Occupied North ( sure it wouldn't be something about Ireland God Bless her if politics wasn't involved 😂 ) anyways where was l ....A yes light switches..the pull cord operating one means you can have it in the bathroom and use it safely because your wet hand is isolated well away from the electric circuit. Not shocking at all when you think about it 😉
Hiyah Claire. Irish people speak Hiberno English. This is a mixture of our native Irish language and English which Irish people were pretty much forced to learn whilst under English rule. Hiberno English is the bringing across of Irish words and pronunciations into the English language. For instance 'Hot press' is Hiberno English. 'Press' is the anglicised word and pronunciation for 'Príos' which is Irish for 'prison' and is also used as the Irish word for storage, hence 'Hot Press'. A lot of words, pronunciations and phrases can be attributed to Hiberno English which is unique to Ireland🙂🙂🙂
I was in Ireland this summer and our Airbnb host told us we had to tell her if we wanted to take a hot shower so she could heat the water, and now I’m realizing that’s because of the immersion! Never knew. Just thought she had an older house or something? Lol
such a fun video, it was so cool to watch this before moving there!
Yay! That's just what we were hoping for!
The Craic was 90 in that video 👍. Re the pull light switch in the Occupied North ( sure it wouldn't be something about Ireland God Bless her if politics wasn't involved 😂 ) anyways where was l ....A yes light switches..the pull cord operating one means you can have it in the bathroom and use it safely because your wet hand is isolated well away from the electric circuit. Not shocking at all when you think about it 😉
love this wholesome content
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I always thought the bathroom switch socket thing was because of the voltage/ frequency differences with 240/50 being more dangerous.
Maybe! I’m not sure what the reason is.
Kamusta po.... watching from Tagaytay City Philippines.... love your voice!
Thank you so much!
this was fun, never heard anybody say ara though
Glad you enjoyed! I think ara is one of the less common ones.
Hiyah Claire.
Irish people speak Hiberno English. This is a mixture of our native Irish language and English which Irish people were pretty much forced to learn whilst under English rule. Hiberno English is the bringing across of Irish words and pronunciations into the English language. For instance 'Hot press' is Hiberno English. 'Press' is the anglicised word and pronunciation for 'Príos' which is Irish for 'prison' and is also used as the Irish word for storage, hence 'Hot Press'. A lot of words, pronunciations and phrases can be attributed to Hiberno English which is unique to Ireland🙂🙂🙂
Super interesting!!
The Irish language didn't die 😔 it was Murdered and is now Rising from the Grave
I was in Ireland this summer and our Airbnb host told us we had to tell her if we wanted to take a hot shower so she could heat the water, and now I’m realizing that’s because of the immersion! Never knew. Just thought she had an older house or something? Lol
Yup! That’s an Irish house right there! haha
Awww love this!!!! ❤
I’m so glad!
I like this nice video👌👌💖💖
Thank you!
Sorry I’m late to the party but I gotta a question where do you prefer. New York or Dublin as places to live and grow up at?
I love them both for different reasons! I didn't grow up in Dublin, so I can't speak to that experience, but I love being here now.
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Im Irish and I said "leash" and "pit"
Ooh interesting!
We do not say leggit.
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