10 things AMERICAN Tourists should avoid saying in IRELAND

Here are 10 things I think AMERICAN Tourists should avoid saying when in IRELAND. At the end of the day though we're a really chill people so if you say them, it'll be ok.... probably.

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[nobody]

I know you won't see this but I was one of the kids on the tv show ur hosting I'm on pink squad ep 5 🤗 (if its you)

[DerekEvans]

Girl I'm gonna tell you right now, you come to America and say "howdy y'all!"... you're gonna get a howdy right back.

[matta.]

I'm an American, and I feel like the only time I ever hear the word "fanny" is when someone says "fanny-pack". It's not really a part of most Americans vocabulary.

[wethepeople]

Texans will NOT scorn you for howdy y'all. They'll howdy ya right back.

[grande]

Saying "Howdy ya'll" in Texas will only get you a Howdy back, now go to NYC and say it lol

[ScholarlyAmbitions]

As a Texan, I would definitely be tickled by an Irish woman visiting Texas saying "Howdy Y'all!"

[ZocNad]

I'm an American and over 20 years ago(In my Impetuous Youth) when my Irish cousins came to the USA they talked about going out for Craic. I replied No thank you, a little beer or weed would be fine. I didn't realize what they meant till they explained it.

[InnannasRainbow]

"I am pissed." does not mean drunk in the US, it means you are angry.

[colmhain]

One of the greatest days of my life! I spent the night in Cork and shared a cab the next morning with two ladies going to Blarney with me. I sat in front, 'cause I'm the polar opposite of shy. I started talking to the cabbie. After pleasantries and where we wanted to go, he asked me, "So, ya here visitin' family, or are you on holiday?"
I said, "Well, we're on vacation, but I do have ancestry from here, I just don't know how far back they came to the states."
"I tot so." he replied.
I said, "Really?!"
And he said, "Jaysus, ya look more feckin' Irish than I am!"

[captaincrunchiii]

Also in America when some one is “cracking up” they are laughing really hard. So that’s fun

[nbenefiel]

I lived in Dublin from 1971 to 1978, I can’t imagine asking for a car bomb anywhere. The nightmare of the Dublin Monaghan bombs are still very real to me.

[Fluid_Genius]

Texans will be absolutely fine with you saying "howdy y'all". Guaranteed

[utah]

The Irish part of me agrees, but the Norwegian part objects. The German part simply wants to wear socks with sandals.

[chubbyninja]

I'm a Texan and I love it when anybody says howdy. I work with guys from India, and I have them all saying howdy now :). It's awesome.

[hellsingmongrel]

Eh, as a Texan, we just assume EVERYONE says "ya'll, " so say it all you want! 😉 Ya'll is universal! Revel in the ya'll!

[caseytrader]

Tell Americans not to do something, we will go out of our way to do it.

[juniper]

Americans generally pronounce “patty” and “paddy” the same, and they both sound like paddy.

[unavailabletoyu]

I just spent a glorious week in Ireland!! It was definitely great craic. I came back and my mom asked “How was it?” I said “I definitely had some great craic!” Dead. Silence. XD

[JoshUSU]

Ha, you sound like your from the Midwest (Wisconsin, Minnesota, ect.) when you try to speak with an American accent. Try out a "you betcha" and a "Don't cha know". It would be hilarious.

[SamPriceVideos]

I learned about “pants” the hard way when I was staying with a friend in England and was upset because I forgot to wear a belt and said my pants were falling down and I’ll tell you, the look on his face was priceless!