How Scouse slang like 'youse' emerged from historic Liverpool link
"The word for son in Irish is 'mac'. If you talk about your own son that would be 'mo mhac' and that became 'wac' and 'wacker ...
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Only two accents sexier than Irish, poll finds ahead of St Patrick's Day
The Irish accent has previously been voted the sexiest, the flirtiest, and Irish women were also top of the polls ...
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Why Are Irish Actors So Good at Accents?
Dialect coach Maeve Diamond, who’s worked with Paul Mescal and comes from Derry in Northern Ireland, agrees: “When I was a kid on the playground, when we were playing whatever made-up ...
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“Who speaks properly?” Belfast toddler puts her parents' accents to the test
A young girl in Belfast hilariously imitated her Northern Irish mother and American father, showcasing the comical struggles of growing up listening to two highly contrasting accents in a 2021 ...
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The BBC’s national question: Frank McNally on Edna O’Brien and ‘the North of Ireland’
On the “North of Ireland” issue, I suggest that this contentious ... As a bonus, it would also evoke a Belfast accent. As in this sample political chant: “What do we want”?