Learn IRISH slang, vocabulary, and expressions

[@bodgie6256]

Based on the pitch of her voice she's perhaps trying to communicate with dolphins as opposed to irish people??

[@oisinolochlainn4437]

Lol

[@lunalunera5776]

🤣🤣

[@diabloj10]

Only a truly British person can be that serious while being a clover. Thanks a lot for the video!

[@cillboon]

In an effort to help people to learn I'll ignore the offensive voice and green clover. We all make mistakes. To begin a conversation you can also just start by saying "any craic?". In parts of north Dublin people just say "story" or "story bud" to say hello with the response being "story". Another way to say hello is "howya", which is a contraction of "how are you?". The response to "howya" is often also just "howya". The Exclamations are quite stereotypical but you may hear some of them in places, such as "gerowa dat garden" in parts of Dublin. You'll probably hear "jaysus" or "wholy jaysus" instead of bejesus. Another form of "away with ya" is "go way owa dat" but Irish people can also just stay "ah sssssstop!" You need to slowly stress the word to create the effect. This is another way to say I don't believe you, but tell me more The Experssions are quite spot on. Fair play to ya, Jade. Grand is probably the most used word by Irish people. You can probably finish almost every conversation with an Irish person by the word, grand. For "yer full of shite" people also say "yer full of it". It still has the same effect without the word, shite Final word. Nobody really says "top of da mornin to ya" so be prepared for some strange looks if you say that to an Irish person.

[@aakosoniscs]

Had a lot of fun watching this 😂 cheers for that

[@martymitch8375]

I didn't know that the Irish had such high-pitched voices...

[@invizcharlie9477]

We dont.

[@tangotang02]

So interesting , learn a lot .Thanks Jade !

[@yosukeiguchi7848]

Jade. lesson request. how to listen "Feel It Still" (portugal the man), "Just A Feeling" (Phantoms) and "Slide" (Calvin Harris) etc., so it means how to listen English song lyrics. I am wondering if English people really can listen that. really hard to separate words.

[@jacobr6503]

i want to be a four-leaf clover tho!

[@Tiffany-rr3vf]

I love the Irish dialect. I'm not into the Irish language, I mean Gaelic, but I'm head over heels in love with the Irish version of English. It sounds so sexy and just pleasant to the ear. I'd love to watch more vids like that. 😁😊

[@mahismaeel1754]

Dear Jade! I do not myslef much inclined to irish accent as well as the vocabulary, but ofcourse it has been good learning and info regarding language. Thank you 😊

[@ahmedm.s.abdelrahman9665]

Never clicked so fast xD. Thanks Jade, all the way, for every lesson you give!

[@nicolasbredefeldt7534]

This is a brilliant video, I’m going to share it with everyone that comes to visit me in the ROI. This video is the Gospel... I just wish I mastered the Irish slang on this level. ;)

[@jacobr6503]

oh, cool in US they call it John (talking about toilets)

[@starlalocke9372]

This was so cute!!

[@norseca542]

oh god, this is as funny as it is educational, bravo Jade !

[@bilellkhelif1938]

u made me laugh for more than 2 hours lol

[@robertbischoff2412]

I think they call the clover thing a shamrock. Very good video.

[@irelandaintreal2945]

Actually, *everyone* calls that three leafed clover a shamrock.

[@sum2us]

I knew few irish people but what I knew were funny, they had a beautiful sense of humor so I like them.

[@mohamedseif238]

Wow , thank you so much Ms Jade

[@againstinjusticmurder7162]

Thank you Ms Jade

[@to_my_ears]

Thank you so much. You're a wonderful teacher. I'd to be your student.

[@John-kk3fb]

Thank Jade! Do you think Slainte come from the french word santé (it means cheers) ?

[@bilellkhelif1938]

it's hilarious love it

[@walterjoosten5750]

Very funny and cute. You are such a special person, I just love listening to you.

[@umuterdogan5735]

Super funny video. Don't take it so serious. She is joking, or not? Maybe this is her real voice? LOL

[@pliniolimajunior5185]

Super video ! I really loved it !

[@yingyingjin3306]

Hi,Jade ,Do you teach english on line?I am looking for a english tutor.Many thanks

[@ellen4552]

thank you so much 😄 🌼🌼🌼 😄

[@KBT_Productions]

VERY HELPFUL FOR A TOURIST

[@aparecidoferreiravais321]

Jade you're very pretty Your accent is besutiful

[@emilalvardo3393]

I liked this class....fair play to ya

[@aromatermini]

I like the outfit!

[@Franciscoluche]

Nice! Thanks dear. Hi from Vietnam 😊

[@cabraonropes5622]

Scarlet for ya

[@thomasmoreagainstthemachin5871]

You're so sweet (and clever)

[@B0sTonCeltics20534]

the absolute madwoman

[@tinbuyy72]

thank you mam

[@annalisarusso2026]

very useful but the fact that you wore a shamrock hat all the time got me laughing so hard

[@ibrahim_im]

Thank u

[@mdadilahnaf1961]

Just love your accent.Your accent has inspired me to learn the british accent wheras before I loved the American accent.

[@GreatestAndGreatest]

Great video!

[@heykim6053]

Thanks million! Like irish way^^~

[@someweirdo258]

Sounded like Bosco

[@ahmedkadhem4430]

Thanks a bunch 🌼🌼🌼

[@aayadabas2669]

Love it 👌🏻👌🏻

[@marusyasrusya]

i love your pronunciation

[@rajanasir3342]

ich liebe dich ❤

[@maximus7750]

Good job))

[@HonestlyAnnaFun]

Nice bonnet.

[@Gleb-k6m]

LOL. Awesome

[@lucasalmeida348]

In new zealand "denny" is a slang for toilet

[@stankormy5717]

Hey Jade

[@cananiplikci7550]

You are grand

[@faltutinks]

Jade seems like a noice whamen.😄

[@maximvavilov8072]

Веселушка какая 😂 👍

[@evancortez2]

here in America, the one stereotypical Irish phrase that everyone knows is "Top o' the mornin' to ya!"

[@ortilio]

yes

[@ejectorseatreservation3869]

I like the clover hat! I would have chose a giant potato suit. Thats just me.

[@kailashkajania6192]

I can spend my entire life looking at you, you are very beautiful💓

[@marscell151]

XD

[@blueline308]

You're so damn cute ! Loved this video

[@pakhaloperi6890]

Love

[@eltonis]

you looks like the doctor in assassins creed movie have you ever seen that movie ? you should ya

[@m0neym0ns3r9]

Hows she cuttin

[@saladcry]

lmao those comments

[@hayam35]

[@purr7549]

Lol

[@kdm8568]

Ooow Cute girl

[@fernandobautista3200]

You look lovely with that on your head

[@catmeow9362]

silly appearance today

[@francisthepolyglot2541]

Now I get why the Irish are so annoyed when we think they're British 😅

[@m0neym0ns3r9]

Its alot more than that

[@djstrikeback3025]

She's northern n that init

[@amrabdelrhman7300]

😂😂😂

[@bano363]

Gealt atá inti

[@MaGFarqui]

Good to have some black stuff out in a s-lawn-chair