The Best Irish accent
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- čas přidán 18. 12. 2022
- What is your best Irish accent?
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Americans looking at this like "all you Scottish people sound the same"
Haha
Yeah and I just assume all Americans are Canadian as a result. Watch how quick they are to correct you and get offended. 😂
Even I can hear the difference in an Irish and Scottish accent - signed an American
@@KittySofttpawsI can't even differentiate Canadian accent n American accent😂😂😂😂
No it's the amount of Americans who don't seem to realise the Republic and Northern Ireland and 2 different countries.
Nothing makes a man want to chop off his own ears more than a thick Dublin accent
😅
What do you mean a dublin accent is class
@@BlackHeartDruid It’s one of them accents that makes me want to quickly disassociate with someone
@@g-stroyer3399 as a Dubliner if I ever heard anyone from Northern 'ireland' speak I would kms
😂🤣 couldn't agree more
That lad who said Meath is my best friend now
As someone from Belfast that guy is probably the first human to brag about being from Larne
True!
😂
My p7 teacher was from Larne prolly the worst teacher in the whole world
@@Suzie_aldc😂damn
aren Larne and Strabane like the two worst places in NI
Surprised at all the love directed towards the Cork accent. Usually we just get abuse
We love Cork 💚
They might not have meant the city... ;) There's friends I have from west Cork whose accents are musical, almost as good as Donegal accents... I always say the accents in Ireland are like the terrain. flat accents in the midlands and hilly counties like Cork, Kerry and Donegal have some tones in them.
Doenst necessarily mean cork city
@@jimbobeire I need your breakdown on the Waterford accent
Yeah that's where the expression stick a cork in it comes from people hate the cork accent that much lol
Im from the Northern Ireland and im glad that there were so many people saying Belfast/Northern Ireland
The 'north'
@@spazzymacgee5648 donegal??
@@DSMCC_12 no the stolen 6 counties.
@@spazzymacgee5648 so Northern Ireland didn't ask to remain and don't say they didn't because they asked King George to remain in the UK
@@DSMCC_12 not all of northern Ireland wants to remain with the uk
As a brazilian living in Dublin for 3 years, it was tough to understand their accent at first but now I can chat with every possible accent 😅. I have a huge respect for this country and its people, accomplished things I've never dreamed about living in this place
Fala mano, estou me preparando para ir pra irlanda. Tenho inglês fluente, mas tenho dificuldade em entender o acento irlandês mas consigo me comunicar bem. Sabe me dizer quais trabalho consigo arrumar tendo inglês?
@@tannato4864 o céu é o limite se você vem pra cá com um passaporte europeu, como estudante (como eu cheguei) existem possibilidades mas serão mais difíceis... Venha com a cabeça aberta e encare de tudo mano, sem preconceito. Faça entrevistas de emprego mesmo sabendo que não vai passar, faça uma atrás da outra... Vc nunca vai perder nada fazendo isso... Se vc não conseguir o emprego vc vai sair dela mais confiante para a próxima e seu entendimento em relação ao accent vai melhorar muito rápido... A gente evolui muito na hora do aperto, quando não tem opção e precisa dar um jeito...
Fuja de trabalho onde vc fala mais português que inglês... Venha de cabeça aberta... Se vc tem um sonho e força de vontade no final vai dar tudo certo
@jamieconway305 Honestly I don't care about that. I had a good professional position in Brazil but I worked all day and spent the rest of my hours commuting to and from work sleeping only 4 hours a night, I did this for years and never complained because this is a normal thing where I was raised. Here I did work that I never thought of doing in the beginning but today I see myself evolving professionally, culturally... I have plenty of time for my leisure... I travel several times a year and I see my dreams getting closer and closer, I am happy and that's what life is about to me
@jamieconway305 its brazilian portuguese, we dont speak spanish in brazil.
@@fernando__bueno Qual era o seu trabalho no Brasil amigo? e como foi sua chegada ai, por onde comecou, quais trabalhos vc desempenhou no comeco, e qual o seu trabalho hoje ai?
Ireland is such a small country but has so many cultures, I love it. So compact but efficient.
Same with wales, England and scotland
One word I wouldn't describe Ireland as is "efficient" but I get your point. Walk five minutes any direction and you'll hear a different accent in the countryside. Lack of infrastructure meant less people were traveling and merging accents so it makes sense. Similar to a lesser degree in England.
Not for long
@@lasakau272 not much England
Most popular baby name in 2023: Mohammad.
Dublin accents are the wuuuuurst
😅😅
De wuuurst*
How dare u ;(
Yes
aren’t they 😢 meath on top 👌🏻👌🏻
Everyone proud to be from the island ! Awesome. Belfast here.
Belfast is in Britain 🇬🇧 you tool
Same here,
Same here
No. That isnt in ireland
Upa NORN IRON BOYS
Them lads that picked Donegal have a great taste
up donegal
Nah Tyrone's better.
Up Donegal and off Tyrone’s not better it’s awful no offence
agreed!!
Donegal is the best ❤
Reminds me of the time an American boy called me a leprechaun, I've never been so insulted yet proud in my life
Me being happy for alot saying cork❤
I just loved all their accents 😂
I am from nothern Ireland but I love Donegal
I mean I am from Derry
Belfast lad here. I hate my accent so much so this makes me feel slightly better haha
Here's me be wa? 🤣 Belfast is full of melters but the further up you go the more you need a translator. When they start pronouncing "one" as "yin" you've gone too far.
@@Kamba00 I don’t disagree with you lol but I think ‘yin’ is more of a Scottish thing cx
Feck all the begrudgers belfast and dublin the best 👏👏👍🇮🇪
@@Kamba00here bees me like wa*
I wasn’t fond of the Belfast accent until I went out with a girl from there lol.
As someone with a Belfast accent, I like Cork or Donegal accents (I always go to Donegal on holiday so I think that's where that's from)
Corks wild man. Got stuck with 2 in the royal talking away to them one of them was lad the aw was a bird. Couldn’t understand yer wee man at all, in fairness the header was rubbered. They sound like they’re having a cry every time the speak.
People with a Dublin accent say “that looks massive” instead of “that looks great/ that looks class” and once my sister was with her friend and she isn’t the skinniest she told me, and she was in Dublin and trying something on and someone told her “you look massive in that!” And she got offended and gave out but then my sister told her what it meant so she had to apologize LMAO… this is the story I heard anyway. We are from Kilkenny 🖤🧡 Kilkenny is in the final against limerick, I won’t who will win
Kerry, it's literally so thick that you can't understand what they're saying
A' seure Yar Caent Bhé Diseraspecating Kéire
I live I Kerry and you are absolutely correct
I'm from Kerry but I literally don't have a Kerry accent like at all not even an irish one 😂
Excuse me I am from Kerry and personally I think it’s the least thick one
As a boy living in kerry you can not understand people I'm originally from wexford
It's weird. When you go down south, they love your Northern Irish accent, or anywhere abroad haha Especially the women :D
aye its buckin daft :D sometimes when us belfast ones get drunk we need translators for even our own
@@hate6crew6death6roll I wasn't born here, but I live in Belfast. The accent still makes me laugh. Oh ayeee sure like 🤣
@@SavingPrivateBob oh aye nai bother mate :D haha take care man
i remember i was visiting england once and a couple ppl said they liked my accent even tho i dont think i have a strong one, im from ni a lot of my friends have way stronger accents than me lol
@@beach.lifeindeath if you think the english like our accent (N.I also) you should see some americans
Your man from larne was like a fish out of water 😂🤣
🤣🤣
Up the larne
Harbour Rat and your Purple bricks
Ahaha jack and dean I worked with them lol
Nothing good ever came out of any of the L towns. Larne, Lurgan, Limavady. All dumps
Northern Irish because its so unique
Cheers lad
@@okreasonable lad? 😂😂
@@carriesaundersson it’s smth we say
@@okreasonable I know, lol I’m from NI 😂 just wondering why you were calling a girl ‘lad’ hahaha
Good man Carrie
I used to live in Dublin their accent is so attractive and unique i like it.
Pov you chose Donegal: 🍷🗿
It's gotta be Belfast ... the accent is elite .. up there with jamaican
Wtf is Jamaican
Donegal, 100%
Limerick and Kerry’s accent is possible the best
Limerick City accent dreadful, not far behind Dublin as the worst.
All of irelands accents are the best..
Except the jackeens and East Belfast people
I live in Ireland and when I went to up north, amazing accents
All your accents are lovely. Perhaps a comparison of the accents some day would be nice. Best wishes. 👍
The further north you go, the better the accent. The fella from Larne on this clip has a very cool accent.
I'm from Ireland and I think donegal
👌
One thing they all be in common is
"Tanks a million"
haha
Nah, What's The Craic. It's used on every inch of the island
@@PaulMuzik oh yeh, I forgot about that one.. Tanks a million
I have been waiting for someone to say LETRIM
A soft Mayo accent... Has a lovely lilt to it. Sound musical
Limerick lad here lads love the accent here there grand
I'm English and the best Irish accent I'd say is Limerick
Well said 👏 👌 👍
You Can't Beat a Soft Southern Irish Accent Oh Darlin 😊
Conor macneger comes to my head when ever i hear IRISH Accent 😅.
I’m from Belfast and I feel honoured
🥇🎖
Same haha, so many people forget about wee Northern Ireland 🇬🇧
@@matthewcampbell8586 I know like they do
Our wee Country! Btw where is OUR flag??
I am from antrim
Junkie Dublin accent I have to say is the most seductive accent of Ireland the way they talk out of they’re nose is just beautiful….ooooouuuuriiiiiiiiii howzii gooowaaannn aneeee chaaauunnggee
junkie dublin is repulsive
@@gracious_milk3308 unfortunate facts
😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nah junkies are the worst kind in ireland
Cork lads is tough to understand
I'm Irish I was born in Dublin I get a compliment that my accent is good everywhere I go
Clearly haven’t been to Limerick ❤️
Belfast has the most intimidating and aggressive accent, me being from Belfast I would have to say the Cork accent
OI BRUV LAD YE WANNA GO HIT SOME BREAKFASTS? xd
Belfast for sure. The northern accent is so cool
Aw I'm from there,glad to know someone like it
Same
The variation of irish accents is quite interesting .You find people in the north of ireland speak quite fast or slow and soft ( nice ) The Dublin lilt tends to be a mixture of posh , pleasent and the incomprehensible but overall and with the exception of a few the accents across the country are quite nice on the ears .
Omg Offaly accent is class like
As someone from the North it baffles me hearing people from elsewhere say the love the accent lol
depends on the Nordie accent. Some of the City accents can be a bit tough on the ear. But take some of the more lilty Northern accents. I used to know this one woman from Banbridge.... she had the most wonderful accent on the planet.
@@peadarruane6582you are the first person on CZcams ever to point out that we have different accents within the north - fair play.
like, id say Derry sounds very different to Down or Armagh.
@@philipbeattie4101 Between local slang, and the thickness of the accent, Derry has one hell of an accent lol.
One of the funniest incidents I ever had, was I was once at a politic protest down in Spain that had people from right across Europe. I was hanging out with these two Italians who had perfect english. Well on the campsite we were staying we bumped into a friend of mine at 3am, after much drink. He was from Derry, and he was in a passionate debate with this Glaswegian, and my Italian friend was thrilled, as he told me that he had never heard 'Gaelic' being spoken, I had to break it to him, that they were speaking English lol. He didn't believe me.
The Down accent is nice.
the guy that said Meath is a god
I knowww i was thinking that like wa a legend 😹😹😹
Awful fake accent
Cork all the way it’s so homey and sweet (I might be biased cause I’m from there)
I’m American but all of my Irish relatives live in Cork.
Bunch of corkies there-
Me being Irish and not hearing my accent 😭😭😭
No one does but whenever I go to another country even just meath ( I'm from dublin) people know im from dublin
As a Mexican... Cork accents are so beautiful and sing-songy. :]
I’m from Norway and i think the most beautiful Irish accent gotta be the Cork accent, it’s so melodic.
Belfast by a country mile
I'm from Dublin 💀
I’m English love all southern Irish accents, I try to emulate them in the house, love it,
The tipp accents 😂
Me from Belfast: :’)
Love all irish accents. ♥️
#northernirishwoman
My grandfather was from Cork, and his accent was beautiful ❤
The Kerry accent is musical. It goes up and down like their mountains ⛰️ 🎶
As somebody from northern Ireland, I have to say I love the derey/Londonderry accent! Also gotta love the affection for our wee accent ❤❤
now we cant live without our wee derry accent🫶🫶
Ballymena supremacy
Where is derey/Londonderry? Never heard of that place. 🤔🤔
@@spazzymacgee5648 It's on the north western (or maybe east... maps are weird) part of Northern Ireland, its connected to the sea the Loch neagh, fairly large as far as NI goes
@@hoxton4068 sorry still dont know it, someone is pulling my leg. I've heard of Derry city on the foyle river though.
As someone from Down, it's definitely Meath
Based mf right here - navan the best tho 😉
Westmeath..😄
@@Zumpage that's just the worse meath
@@ooscarr. how dare you .😄 Well where I live I'm on the border of westmeath , Roscommon and Galway and between Connacht and Leinster.
Nothing like a good cork accent
The most beautiful Irish accent is the Tyrone accent. And I love the Cork accent because they always sound as if they're on the verge of hysteria.❤😂
Def up north. Donegal prob best of them all.
Everyone in donegal speaks at lightning speed lol
Yeah it’s like they are trying to compensate for the way time seems to stand still in Donegal.
Help us lads. We've been frozen for a hundred years now!
That is so true I can't even understand what they are saying half of the time
@@icantfindagoodhandle You're a cat...even dogs hate you and they like everyone.
I loved dublin
“belfast” becomes happy in belfast
I'm irish love the accent
Want a cookie?
Me who's living in Dublin be like we have the best accent when 💀 the only time u will hear a thick irish accent in Dublin is when ur down in palmerstown or ballyfermot
Or Crumlin
Your man said meath 😭😭
I’m from Dublin and gallway ❤
As a dub i could happily listen to girl with a Donegal accent for the rest of my life
100% agree with you there mate.
Naw ye wouldn't, ye might think but it soon wears thin, the constant nagging and wingeing from a Donegal woman will make your head explode.
First of all, greetings from your neighbour, and the cacophony of the Song accent was priceless in this video. As a visually impaired person, and someone who has received pronunciation, I appreciate the various accents that my mother tongue has around the globe, especially in Ireland.
Depends where you go I'm a Crumlin lad and my accent went down a treat in America 😎
I can't tell them apart.
I love them all!
Galway gals love belfast accents,trust me 😘
the hoes from Galway love every accent 😅
@@niallbreathnach6744 🤣🤣🤣👌
@@IrishPikeHunter 😂
Not true, take it from me, a Galway gal
All good accents. I'm from donegal but I think derry accents are the best. They're so strong, so if you're a person who speaks a different language, you're going to need a translator 🤣🤣
Gwan Derry 😁
I was in Ireland. The easiest accent to understand for me was Derry accent.
Cork is a bit rough. My flatmate was from Donegal, and it is a cool accent, but nothing beats Dublin accent. Especially when they say whaaaaa?
I live in dublin
I have a bit of a cork accent when I get mad so hearing people say it’s the best made me smile
"Larne" had me dyin
Haha, the lads were hilarious 😂
Mayo 👍❤️❤️❤️
Up mayo 👍👍👍
It’s gotta be DA PEEPLES REPAPLIC OF CARK BOY!
Definitely up north I’m from up north
🎉
Belfast by far evreyone loves are accent
We all know the best accent is the Tipperary accent.
I love the Dublin accent
That one guy ………MeATh
Northern Irish people are the best people I've ever meet ❤️
Same. I was camping in donegal before. And I befriended 3 young kids that were being picked on. They were really nice and nkt afraid to show their true self. They were especially caring
Awww thank you! We don't usually notice it but I was hear that were really kind lol
Depends on the part of Dublin ur from
It's really either posh or not accent's In Dublin
Hate the nobby dublin f4eeeerr accent.
No better treat in life than getting called a handicap in the thickest Dublin accent
“Up north”
Yeoooooo mucker
Me and my belfast accent felt so good
You should 😅😅
Tyrone is the best
🤔🤔I dunno like
Ahh but the dubs have hearts of gold. Up the dubs
👏👏👏👍🇮🇪
Bruh,I'm from Ireland,(the Munster area),and went to Dublin for a day. My dad needed to buy sunglasses, so we went into a shop and asked where.yer wan at the till started telling us this that and the other,we left the shop and my dad turns to me,"have you any idea what she said?" "I was hopping you got some of it 😆". It's a nice accent but it's impossible to understand at times
Dublin lad is honest, he knows that’s a rough one, honestly I think midlands/north are the best, as long as they’re not too country