BRITISH ENGLISH vs IRISH ENGLISH ☘️

BRITISH ENGLISH vs IRISH ENGLISH ☘️

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[MrMrBahreyn]

As a foreigner i feel like Irish English is a completely different language

[void]

Brits: formal
Aussies: brits but excited to speak
irish chaps: pirates

[bloopbee_]

wait so that's why my entire family say eejit- i thought it was some made up pronunciation of idiot that my parents made 😭 (we're British)

[kqt]

As a foreigner, it feels like they are saying words in essay. Their words has deep meanings.

[funtime_error_]

This is cool to hear! I love Irish and English

[kweenturdle]

I've been wondering what the word was that CallMeKevin was saying lol

Eejit.

[leonardomunevarcastillo]

I Should say being honest that, Irish English is one of the hardest English that I've ever heard.  however, it is actually  quiet interesting when you realise how many differences you'll be able to find even with some one who speaks the same language like you. 👍🏽

[eloifougerat]

British English is just so vague, there's so many type of English in the UK, just Scottish, or scouse etc..

[soffren]

Americans to every question: "depends on what state you're in"

[stillportra]

Gemma from Bigger Bolder Baking introduced me Irish English. i think im falling in love with the accent and their words. so unique and pleasant to hear.

[jaystanfordhendricks]

This is some rare video tutorial about english lessons

[kanicakhanom]

I do understand bought of yours language ❤️❤️💙💙💚💚❤️❤️

[Leddrums]

I like both. Have a boss that's Irish and frankly sometimes it's difficult to understand his pronunciation

[therealboomshlamian]

As someone from Appalachia, I know people who speak like that, I myself have Scottish and Irish ancestors

[natiescobar]

Que interesante.
Muchas gracias por enseñarnos las diderencias 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼.

Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

[rushikeshpatil]

Next time I’ll join you with Indian English

[pia_mater]

To me the biggest giveaway that somebody has an Irish accent is the way they pronounce their T's at the end of words. It sounds very unique, almost like a "ts"

[helenaalarcon]

so many accents drive me crazy, but I like them all.lol

[deaganachomarunacathasaigh]

Here in the West of Ireland we mix english and Irish together. This is the written form. Eg
Do-ye kn'o wvh'ere the riverneen is cause i haer'd the salmonachaun are movin'nup-shtráem

Fw'hisht t'won't ya or I'll go ov'n'er ti ya agus I'll put smacht on ya

Ifa ye don't shtop bladderin you'll shcaer all the fish a-wey

[LuchoPiastri]

I didn't know Damián Kuc had an English YouTube channel