ENGLISH from England, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 and Ireland 🇮🇪

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Do English people say "it's raining cats and dogs"? ❤❤ kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4GxmIRtjb6Gg9k

[@studyyes8119]

Yes

[@MJ-420.]

No 😂

[@BlessedGirlFromChrist]

No. Instead they say ‘it’s pouring’ or smth

[@martincorrigan1791]

​@@Liam.62758 no it is ah for fuck sake it's raining

[@oonaghkavanagh4559]

It's lashing

[@lorrainebutler7167]

As an Irish person I couldn't be more offended by something so true

[@hodgie9716]

It's ruined by the accent

[@Kim-John-un]

I'm the same

[@Charlie-ph9cv]

Yeah I’m Irish too and I agree

[@AbdullahUrfan15]

​@@Charlie-ph9cv ive never heard an irish person say the word manky

[@Cotton_Kandiii]

@@AbdullahUrfan15 Have u ever been to Ireland-

[@6H057]

As a Scottish never have I ever said “that is pure dead brilliant” the normal way to say it is “that’s bloody brilliant mate” 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@eviqueenmia6761]

​@Evris never heard it spoken like that either but u dont need to be a snob with your low grade comment 🙄

[@mrpvz548]

Nah it’s “that’s pure mental ya steamin cunt”

[@Mosu_riko10]

Yes I’m Scottish to mate

[@the_official_leprechaun]

Its fucking disgusting

[@evanmaguire7717]

many people say that’s pure dead brilliant. i say it. it isnt to be said seriously.

[@laurenfisher8132]

For Scotland it should say: "What ya up tae' "So spectacular am deed" "It's mingin"

[@neit_spade8090]

Dayum I wanna talk like scottish, they are cool

[@angelic..9906]

@@neit_spade8090no they are not, i live here..

[@neit_spade8090]

@@angelic..9906 don't care, i'm gonna get kilt and bagpipes.

[@Crisp-p4c]

​@@neit_spade8090I'll give u some words Aye-yes Deed-dead Fitbaw-football/soccer Widnae-would not

[@neit_spade8090]

@@Crisp-p4c thanks mate.

[@anonymousace8863]

As a Scottish person I've never heard "scaffy" in my life

[@stefansrandomplace3682]

I know and we also say manky

[@johnmelrose3774]

Glaswegian here, scaffy isnt a scottish word. Im shaken to my core, what a manky word.

[@Lastnameabdi]

Probably old school terminology

[@rozhunter7645]

Never heard the word scaffy we’re likely to say manky, mingin or boggin

[@davidalex-cains6097]

We in Ayrshire say gadzzzz

[@bigchicken1107]

Wales left the chat

[@joshuafarnham7947]

Ini

[@alpakapucuf3394]

meeny, miny, moe?

[@InNOutmuncher]

Who actually lives there

[@Securitypesonal67087]

​@@InNOutmuncher me, and it's actually a better country than every other one here

[@joacosdr6]

​@@InNOutmuncher I only know Ryan Giggs, Ian Rush and Gareth Bale lmao

[@clacy06]

Q: What’s the craic? A: Ugh, it’s manky.

[@duffyfergal1]

manky wouldn't more be used to describe something dirty or unclean rather than bad

[@cliffsofmoher4220]

We don't use the word manky in leitrim

[@rotweiiler]

Haha

[@Hero_778]

Its manky *blegh* Me: GOTTA CATCH EM ALL

[@MiniforceRailfan]

Mankey: WHY YOU LITTLE!!!!!!

[@Ellie42]

As a Scottish person I've never heard someone call something scaffy normally it's just mankey

[@Katesponies]

So so true

[@linkash4167]

I prefer it's primeape

[@tomsdottir]

Or boggin

[@jlxjnr6435]

Scottish history is soo underrated

[@johnmccallum4097]

Facts

[@beardedragonboi]

As someone who lives in Scotland, I hear more of the Irish terms than Scottish ones lol

[@jigglyboob3000]

aye same

[@paulwilliammurphy1327]

Never heard scaffy in my entire life . Wonder where in Scotland she comes from . Not the the west coast anyway. The Irish ones are more common round here .

[@robjackson5245]

@ayelads But Scotland is not a Celtic country. They're Germanic. Only the Highlands is related to the Irish, and English.

[@robjackson5245]

@@user-np2wi6yc4l Doesn't matter the historical precedent. The country is all homegenized. Been that way for 300-something years.

[@robjackson5245]

@@user-np2wi6yc4l Germanic. Lowlanders are not Celts. Not one bit. It was many of them, not English, who discriminated against Irish immigrants in the USA. All those discriminators had last names like McCain, Burns, Bowers

[@NuggetArts]

North western English: "All right?" "Thats dead good/ (some) thats grand." "Its minging/ its manky."

[@valsonder]

confusing non irish people with the concept of craic will always be fun

[@lorcanzo2498]

Yeah, I say is occasionally when I’m actually in Ireland but when I leave or talk to someone foreign it becomes a household word. Seeing their brains try and work out what I said is jokes

[@belleoconnorhumphries699]

Craic! 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@pamplemoo]

Irish people: What's the craic? Everyone else: What *is* the craic?

[@sophies_life12345]

Yea... not that

[@gummibear4757]

What’s the drugs?

[@lionroar1539]

Irish is a beautiful accent. I love that ❤️❤️❤️. Irish are so nice, lovely and beautiful people . I love Ireland ❤️

[@Cotton_Kandiii]

Thank you 😊

[@Jeffs_shop17887]

Thanks

[@Spud_Farmer]

Thanks boss

[@francleary9856]

Thx

[@josephmccarthy8]

Thanks

[@the.stylish.runner]

Ireland, the place I've chosen to live. 🇮🇪💙

[@tconnolly9820]

Glad to have you here and I hope we are treating you well?

[@jackmcdonnell201]

I live in Ireland too

[@Jeffs_shop17887]

​@@jackmcdonnell201same

[@nicklibby3784]

​@@tconnolly9820 I moved to ireland and got robbed multiple times by english people(I think english, I can't really tell what accent is what, Im american) who were on scooters holding me at knife point and even brandishing machetes and swords or daggers or something a couple times, they've taken my wallets and my watch and necklace, they even made me take off me shoes one time and stole them!!! I had to walk barefoot back home and was late to work because of them!!!!! 😠😠🤬🤬😠😡 This is RIDICULOUS! Criminals running around with dangerous deadly weapons threatening people and stealing from hard working people who cant even defend themselves! What can we do to stop this behaviour! Something MUST be done! 😠😠🤬😡 This kind of behaviour can not be tolerated or allowed! Im seriously having some deep doubts about moving here. Im not sure how much longer I can put up with this crap. Even in America I did not have to deal with this stuff!!! 😠🤬😠😡

[@sophies_life12345]

Same good owl dub

[@GoldenGorillaVR2010]

I’m Scottish and when something is discussing I say that’s pure minging

[@Heisenheimer.]

Northern Ireland is just all of this together

[@jondonnelly3]

Altogether so it is.

[@perhamill]

So true

[@Outta_here_fast]

Yup

[@ciaranwalsh2131]

more Irish and Scottish

[@yourewashed1588]

Oh aih bai, whas the craic?

[@chrislyne377]

"Alright?" Is the standard greeting across the UK.

[@Direwoof]

Unless northwest and then it's "y'arright luv?" lol

[@kilometerzmoralez2024]

Scottish person here right now 1. That’s good and accurate 2. We say “That’s smashin” 3. We say “That’s manky aswell”

[@ohfuryy_]

I’ve never heard anyone say that is pure dead brilliant 💀 for 3 we also say that’s minging aswell

[@tomsdottir]

Number 2. More likely to say, "Magic"

[@kilometerzmoralez2024]

@@ohfuryy_ True, True

[@kilometerzmoralez2024]

@@tomsdottir Swear i didnae even think of magic

[@twilightrain5695]

Gees me the boak????

[@Jinu12]

One more - in Ireland, for expressing gratitude, they say "thanks a million"

[@cometer0012]

Yeah we do

[@ncrativityhr7739]

We do

[@IUnited-tk2il]

Thanks a mil

[@Spud_Farmer]

Or thanks a mill

[@Rocto]

I thought everyone said that lol

[@hanoii2570]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿: It's Disgusting 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿: It's Scaffy 🇮🇪: 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️ Sunday Bloody Sunday

[@marchauchler1622]

Wow the Scottish girl is stunning just like the Scottish accent..can't wait for my next trip to this beautiful country..sunny greetings from Germany

[@Iconicissy]

Finally a video with Ireland my country ty for adding Ireland 🇮🇪✨️✨️

[@seamusmcauliffe9988]

When saying "that's grand" it actually means "that's ok" just wanted to fill you in

[@Adaman368]

Intonation is also important. You can use the expression plus specific Intonation to indicate that things are not grand

[@teekz4470]

So it should be "thats Lovely"

[@Adaman368]

@@teekz4470 No not really

[@TheDGMotions]

Instead of that's great we say that's class

[@seamusmcauliffe9988]

@@TheDGMotions spot on

[@felipeyanez7786]

Thank you for innovating the way you teach, brilliant

[@MrTimeWank]

As a Scot, we'd say: "What ya up tae?" "Brilliant." "Mingin'."

[@Poodle_Gun]

Another one that made it over the pond! Whatchya uptah

[@MrTimeWank]

@@Poodle_Gun Nothin' much laddie!

[@omegajrz1269]

All UK and Irish accents are beautiful.

[@RobertThomas-io5jn]

Everyone forgets about Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@AwyBawyx]

Ikr!

[@timtags]

*hug to you both. ❤😢🤗🙏

[@AwyBawyx]

@@timtagsthank you ❤

[@allthehandlesaretaken-n8p]

as someone with an Irish dad and a bunch of Irish cousins, I can confirm this.

[@ElseyLC]

Thanks for leaving out my country 😁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@josef4066]

All of these 3 have one thing in common, Beer.

[@creepergoboom2943]

You mean alcohol?

[@L333gok]

England and Scotland are more cider than beer

[@m.koksal3396]

I love the way she totally not sarcastically says "That's pure dead brilliant."

[@d.c.v.6]

I lived in Ireland 15 years.I ❤ and miss Ireland very much !!!

[@castleproperty6132]

As an Irishman we are on an other level

[@TheOrginalBallBrother]

from a northern englishman, instead of saying "how are you" we say "all right"

[@-._A2._-]

Same in west country. Awrite! It's just a wee way of saying hello

[@pentapushelden]

All right mate? Always.

[@adristoteles1111]

I would learn to speak Scottish just to recite a poem to this woman.

[@determined7786]

Fr

[@xijinping880]

Most Scot’s only know English

[@adristoteles1111]

@@xijinping880 Ok then, ok, I'll learn English anyway, but it's strange that people don't speak their own language, isn't it?

[@numeroVLAD]

That's why I love English

[@tommydixon514]

I’m Irish, and that was the most American Irish impression I’ve ever heard. Also I’ve never heard anyone say “It’s manky”.

[@Kieran66]

What county u from cuz everyone here in meath says manky all the time

[@SQUELCH-zj7il]

I say mank not manky

[@that_one_who_is8037]

We definitely say it in cork

[@Drewybear.2]

As a person who has lived in Ireland their whole life, That is exactly how we speak

[@mariedowney4000]

Yes

[@timtags]

You are both being sarcastic. British dry humor but instead Irish.

[@UpdatedNerd]

As a northern Irish person I say what's crackalackin That's grand! That's wrankin💀💀

[@MundodasGuitarras]

I've lived in ireland for 2 years, and i listened the 'alright' more often

[@aahanasavan]

I am an Indian Irish and manky is one of my favourite words ever.🇮🇪🇮🇳

[@Adaman368]

HI Leo 👋 🙃

[@aahanasavan]

@@Adaman368 what

[@y0um3_20]

NO WAY SAMEEE WHAT COUNTY

[@aahanasavan]

@@y0um3_20 umm I'd rather not say but I'll just say the province, Leinster

[@y0um3_20]

@@aahanasavan oh right I’m in Munster

[@FelipeGuadarramaValencia2000]

I luv this. I'm a mexican fan. 🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you!

[@user-mr-m12312]

Beautiful people 🤩

[@Galatasaray_FootballGS]

English: normal Scottish: chav Irish: funny

[@PaulCalder-n5k]

Never once heard anyone say “That is pure dead brilliant “ worked and lived in Scotland all over it for most of my life. Divvies!!

[@Anna_Boue]

Ngl as an Irish person I would never say any of those things with such fucking enthusiasm lmfao

[@Poodle_Gun]

*@fucking_enthusiasm has entered the chat.*

[@rajarajeshwari1943]

Adorable 💚

[@laithsadaqah178]

The Irish is on point

[@gamerguy6301]

Your right my ladie

[@symeremeyers4148]

No it’s not. Grand doesn’t mean great

[@SmolOperator]

Nope

[@CommonGrimeConsumer]

Grand means ok ‘Class’ might mean great

[@CTP0544]

It's really not, it's got an offensively low number of swears

[@ThatGuy_102]

Haha England says how are you Scotland:alright

[@Anonymous-uw4sr]

HA

[@Logan-wc8ix]

As an Irish person I can say, I have never heard anyone say manky

[@emmetbergin6016]

It's said literally all the time.

[@swishy1000]

I love when the Internet talks about Ireland I get so happy 😁

[@lxlly_xx]

Same

[@Outta_here_fast]

As a member of the Irish community I can confirm that's how some of us speak

[@cometer0012]

Most of us tbh

[@Adaman368]

Away and boil yer head 😄

[@LooonyVR]

"ItS sCaFfY" NAW "ITS MINGIN"

[@Poke_Trainer_Lyle]

Aye, as a Scottish person, I love my country. Saor Alba! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤️🇮🇪❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 love my Celtic brothers and sisters too!

[@EnglishOrthodox]

Aka: standard English vs regional English not including any varieties that are spoken in England that are outside London

[@alanprattes8236]

Waw!! Awesome! Bring some more like that pleeease!! 🗽❤👊

[@bisneytm1511]

Pleeease!! Americans love punching

[@alanprattes8236]

@@bisneytm1511 👏😂❤🗽

[@hollyyxx12]

Ok ok but at Irish pantomimes, the drag queen is always the savage Usually we say “Thanks a million” but if their frustrated/grumpy ( scripted ) they say “thanks a thousand 🙄” promoting that “A thousand” is less than “a million” From an Irish person ❤

[@theyluvvvsarah]

i love the pantomimes they r so funny

[@Spud_Farmer]

@@theyluvvvsarah yeah they're some craic

[@theyluvvvsarah]

@@Spud_Farmer ye they r

[@paraphernalia-editor]

As an Irish I would say "THAT IS MANKIN"

[@scottish_mmer]

As a Scottish person I've never heard someone say scaffy in my life

[@diego_stark0792]

As an American 🇺🇸 i love the Irish accent and Irish people, i love Ireland 🇮🇪 and Irish people 🇮🇪❤🇺🇸

[@EpicAelflaed]

Don’t all Americans? Especially plastic paddy’s

[@Harsh_245_usa]

I just fell in love with the Scottish girl 💀💀💀

[@Viper4D]

Do the Irish actually say "what's the crack"

[@lemin_88]

That's Ireland

[@Viper4D]

@@lemin_88 my bad I'll edit the comment

[@echos405]

yes we do

[@seanhanrahan205]

Yes

[@scdl-m2z]

i live in england, have done my whole life, and i only hear “how are you” in extremely formal settings. it’s usually “y’alright”

[@redpandapro]

Normal: Whats up, Northern Ireland: WHATABOOTCHYU

[@ultramasterultra5724]

Whats the crack 😂

[@batisat.]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿: It’s disgusting! 🇮🇪: It’s 🐒!

[@2006mfsf]

England: 😊 Scotland: 😊 Ireland: 💀

[@diamondjoe100]

Sound 👍

[@lillyannbyrne3395]

Irish slang “What’s the story?” (How are u) “That’s grand” (that’s good) “That’s dead wide” (that’s smart) “Me owl flower” (smth u say to a friend) “Ur a naccer!” (Ur disgusting) “It’s just banter” (it’s just a joke) My dad’s from Dublin and he uses a lot of these

[@Poodle_Gun]

My dad's side uses the first one. They're Irish/Scottish: moved to Scotland during the potato famine, then the US.

[@thatlilly]

As an Irish person I can confirm that we refer to disgusting things as the pig-monkey Pokémon.

[@soulassassin0g]

"Who's that Pokemon?" "It's Pikachu!" "It's Mankey." "Fuuuuuu-"

[@meowpoosaymeow]

I love these type of compilations

[@kylelawlor1241]

“Oh my craic is in the basement” 💀

[@Poodle_Gun]

That's a good line

[@DynamicProductions.]

As a Scottish man, literally no one says scaffy or pure dead brilliant.

[@патронпарабеллум]

I love irish girl , she is so beautiful

[@Dripy_cabbage]

That is so true, are used to live in Scotland now I live in Ireland

[@rodriguezludwig2]

England: "What's the story? morning glory"

[@jjcat445]

The first Irish one almost sounded like "where's the crack?" It got me dying.

[@-nutella]

as a Scottish person I have never heard anyone say “that’s scaffy” before

[@JustAÑ0řmäļGod]

Literally all of the Irish ones are extremely common to hear in northern England

[@bubblespickle30]

As a Scottish person, I have never said “that is pure dead brilliant” I say “that’s class” and I have never said “that’s scaffy” it’s “thats boggin”

[@darleneangulo9719]

Not me looking up Scottish videos after taking ancestry DNA and finding out I’m 2% Scottish lol

[@Armijae]

In Scotland, we don’t say: “Ahh, what a nice day!” We say: “Tha mi gu bhith a’ breabadh leanabh goddamn!”

[@ABI_FORlife]

I'm an Irish person and this is pure true

[@thedukeofchutney468]

We Americans have one word that can convey all of these emotions: “DUUUUDE!”

[@Capitalist_Scotland]

and for That's great, we say: "That is pure light."

[@lilymoon2829]

the second one just feels like it’s dripping with sarcasm 😅 we don’t think anything is great over on these isles, our mood reflects the weather which is miserable, always 😄

[@el.Mirkus.existe]

Demoman: aye, BLOODY BRILLIANT, NO

[@i.lol420]

“What’s the crack?” 💀

[@Thecelestialwolf80]

As Scottish I have never heard anyone say that is pure dead brilliant

[@sbr-yaiche2020mAli]

The girl in the middle of the screen very very beautiful 😍❤️😍

[@user-tr1lx5rw9r]

You ask to an irish person: how are you?. And they immediately think about crack.

[@JackThe_Goat]

"Its scaffy" 💀 NAW WE SAY "That's mingin/boggin!"

[@BNexusYT]

"it's manky" "that's grand"

[@ahtasham2007]

English:-who is that Irish:-mate who da fook is dat guy

[@tNtMiNeR101]

As a Scottish person I say that’s Mano not that’s drop dead brilliant 😆

[@Barbara_hanley]

Love seeing some attention for ireland 🇮🇪

[@Official-DB]

I’ve never been so validated in my life

[@k.r.99]

People who're just trying to learn English: 😭😢

[@iLikeDoritos3]

As an Irish person I hate to admit it but this video is so true- I can’t even count the amount of times I’ve said “That’s Manky”

[@Account_defunct]

Never have I heard “That’s pure dead brilliant” maybe “That’s deid good” would be the closest thing to it