Can You Understand this Irish Accent? - Growing Up Bilingual

Today I chat with Miran, a bilingual Irish and Japanese teacher currently living in Japan about what it was like to grow up in two different countries. See how much you can understand from this video
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[@Tagir70]

She is acting as a regular Japan girl of her age. Even speak in two languages; at least. Childhood is a strong thing and difficult to change this period memory; even from body language. Couch, thanks for giivng opportunity to listen and watch this interview.

[@gabriellapetrina5856]

Interesting topics . Thanks for the opportunity offered to us to compare two cultures.

[@britishpronunciationdotcom]

No problem. Glad you enjoyed it

[@PathsOfReason]

I love Irish accent; it's beautiful accent.

[@alexlee4266]

You can detect Miran, when she's speaking English there were tinges of both Irish (the "r"s and Japanese accents at times. In and out.

[@Elhermanito_1234]

Thank you for sharing your English language, greetings from Lima Peru.

[@britishpronunciationdotcom]

No problem. I’m glad it could help

[@rrtaos5962]

I found your videos today and I’m so glad for that! But go and ask my family if they are happy for losing me to these videos.😅 I really appreciate your additional texts explaining phrases and such. 33:16 I felt the same when I returned to my Swedish lessons (another official language in Finland) after a gap year in London; my Swedish was so rusty and instead I slipped English words out constantly.

[@EnginAtik]

With my eyes eyes closed I hear her Irish accent, with eyes open I hear an American.

[@britishpronunciationdotcom]

Don’t believe everything your eyes see 😂😂

[@life42theuniverse]

Yes

[@None.oooo1]

To the T, is an Interesting expression.

[@britishpronunciationdotcom]

It definitely is a good one!

[@pl3983]

Don’t fret Miran appreciate the “differences” in Irish English. There is no verb 'have' in Irish and the past tenses are formed with parts of the verb 'be' and the preposition 'after' (Irish tar éis) e.g., 'I'm after having/eating my dinner' (Irish 'Tá mé tar éis mo dhinnéar a ithe').

[@jacksonamaral329]

Pretty good.

[@britishpronunciationdotcom]

Thanks buddy

[@youtub2account]

Very cool. She speaks with an accent. If she speaks only two languages,I would say that her accent is due to her Japanese…the rhythm, pace of her talking … It’s probably the same when she speaks Japanese …

[@aodhmac7]

Not many people in Ireland can speak two languages

[@jabsdrahm.3232]

Yes they can, English and Gaeilge

[@lucagiuberti682]

I cannae detect any Caaaark in her accent

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[@DoHunter-ce4qw]

where you from

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[@robertkukuczka9469]

I speak 4 languages but understand 14 languages

[@DoHunter-ce4qw]

I speak 5 languages and understand 15

[@sulyokreka]

As an English teacher I don’t notise a strong Irish accent here. She speaks normal. Listen to Sinéad O’connor interviews for a real Irish accent…

[@tuka24a]

Agree. He talks a lot and poor girl had few minutes to express herself 😪

[@jamesashmore503]

An English teacher who spells notice with an S?

[@DinarteCoelho]

I from brazil. I don't speak English

[@katzer7]

Irish accent is fine for me but northern English accents are not 😂

[@None.oooo1]

First

[@britishpronunciationdotcom]

Nice first

[@comeconcon569]

Irish English isn't that popular in the anglophone world.