We are going to visit Ireland for the first time at the end of the month for a week - we will start in Cork where we have friends but after that we want to tour around and see as much as we can - ...
I live in Donegal and I tink it's da Bomb !!!!!!!!!!
Any1 else tink dat ???????
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im american and my dad was born in ireland. i was born in america, so i call myself american, but what do u think of the people who call themselves irish but dont have a direct link with the country ...
Me and a group of friends are visiting Dublin for three nights in January. We've been told Temple Bar is the place to go for nightlife, but which bars and clubs are the best? ...
...followed by a ground assault - and they didn't bother to differentiate between terrorists and civilians - then I guarantee you America would leap into immediate action.
I am not a US citizen.
I am a legal permanent resident, and I have a valid green card.
I am a citizen of China.
I am qualified to apply for citizenship, but have not done so.
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Im in 11th grade, and i will be graduating from 12th in about a year. I want to move to Ireland. Is it a good place to move? how will I do if I go there and get a apartment and look for a job? how do ...
And if so, what do you think will happen for Ireland. We all know Sinn Fein & Libertas are calling for a NO vote but what do you think will happen to ireland if we vote no again?(Libertas and S...
thru_irish_eyes105
Tips to having an Irish Accent?
Irish is a big part of my heritage and I would love to have an Irish accent. It would be great if some oen could give me some pointers. Any tips?
don't do it. irish people can spot a fake accent a mile away.
otherwise move to ireland. it seems to be working for me.
martina_ie
Be proud of your heritage but don't change who you are. Your accent is part of you as it reflects where you have lived. It's not a good idea to 'learn' an accent. It never will come naturally and you will always be conscious of how you say things. Don't fake it. Just be who you are. Irish with a different accent, and proud of it.
leothelionator
Roll your r's and replace the long A sound with an eh sound. Replace the short a with an ah sound.
Thaht would be grreht = That would be great
That's the best I can offer
Ravanne_1
Go to Ireland and actually spend a few weeks listening and talking to people. I always pick up accents when I travel and both times I went to Ireland, I came home with a pretty decent accent.
You should also try learning Gaelic. It will give you a better understanding of the natural cadences of Irish speech and the proper inflections.
angela b
Move there for about 10 years.Lived in Kerry for 13 years,and would sometimes take the Mickey out of the way alot of people in Kerry would say their S's.It was only when I came home that I realised that I sounded the exactly same way.
biggest tip is the silent letters that come up in the language, anyone from Dublin will tell you this is true...instead of saying things like 'getting' 'shooting' 'beating' 'frightening' you drop all the T's and all the G's from the words, so they become ' ge-in' ( sounds like geh-hin) 'shoo-in' (shoo-hin), 'bea-in' and the last one becomes ( froi-nin') you have to say the word quick to get it right, or just watch colin farrel for a few minutes, and you'll know what I mean hahahahha
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