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Why can no one understand me when I speak in Northern Irish?
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why can no one understand me when I speak northern irish? its almost like another language! i mean come on! how can you not understand this
" an i says i! that eejit's a ballbeg, an im ganna knak his black aff! "
i mean i dont acctually talk like that, but i asked my friend in england and he didnt hav a clue, so if you know what this means, and youre not from northern ireland, will u write back?..................please?
" an i says i! that eejit's a ballbeg, an im ganna knak his black aff! "
i mean i dont acctually talk like that, but i asked my friend in england and he didnt hav a clue, so if you know what this means, and youre not from northern ireland, will u write back?..................please?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I don't have a problem with the Irish accent at all - much easier than some Yorkshire I've heard (which I think is just a ploy to prevent the rest us from infiltrating their secret society).
Matter of fact, where some people complain that the Northern Irish accent is hard, I quite like it. It's honest.
Matter of fact, where some people complain that the Northern Irish accent is hard, I quite like it. It's honest.
Hey Kitty, I can understand the spoken northern irish accent very well, no problem at all. bawbag (ballbeg) and eejit are common words for me to use too - being as I am from the west coast of scotland. I absolutely love your accent (find it very sexy to be honest, tho I'm a girly, so not flirting here babes lol), particularly like the words "shower" and "towel" when you say them. As crete says, west of scotland and northern irish folk tend to speak quite quickly and that trips up those who are slow of understanding, shall we say (lmao).
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