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Uploaded by on Jul 25, 2009

Don't know how to tell a Scottish accent from an Irish one?
Try this one, it might help you!

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  • what he said about the irish accent is almost all wrong, ill give this guy credit for the soft t sound but the rest, forget it. There are so many accents and dialects in ireland, im from the west of ireland, many people roll the r here and the tone rises and falls all of the time, the placing of a h in words is hollywood leipreachan talk, not reality!sorry but its too general to say the irish accent is like this, yes its a really small country but the languistic vaeieties are massive!

  • @niallo301 I don't need CREDIT, mate, it's just what I HEAR about your accent. Not any other intention and most of all I'm not willing to sound like THE BIBLE for the differences between Scots and Irish accents...

    Can't you accept this, at least?

    Bring your own contribution to the topic, it's all right, but please, behave...............

  • I think it was pretty good, the only thing that gave you away was the sh in your sentences. If you lived here in america i think you would live kinda where i do. i live in northwest arkansas. NO I do not have a hick accent (only sometimes if im around others who do lol) you dont sound like im from the east or west coast or even up north or down south, right in the middle :]

  • @sydneychopper Well, you could have a point: go and check my other video "How a Scotsman copes with an American accent"... people keep telling me I sound Midland, in fact, some say more Midwest-Inland North, others notice I could fit into the Southern Midlands, hence, I'd be right where you are. :-)

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  • Im from Ireland and this was very good,I didnt think irish ppl had much of an accent BUT now I know how to do scottish! thats another accent I can add to my list!

  • BTW some Scottish people can say 'yes' instead of 'yesh' (Sean Connory excepted).

  • Just for the record we dont always sound puzzled... i don't say wert for word and an irish r is very different from an american one... i think that its considered a pretty hard r just not as hard as some of the dialects in scottland even some english (and some irish) accents tap there r's. also i do not say oirish instead of irish... youve got that all arseways its actually the other way round for my particular dialect... instead of oi its aye...ive also heard ppl say arland instead of irieland

  • whord? the fuck is whord.. WHAT IRISH MAN HAS EVER SAID FUCKING WHORD?!?! FUCK YOU AND "INTERROGATIVE" NONSENSICAL BULLSHIT

  • IRISH ALL THE WAY!

  • I love scottish and irish accents :D :) <3

  • Wow that was VERY HELPFUL! Thanks, man! :)

    I'm Asian, and I'm just soo fascinated by Scotland, and its people. :)

  • Just LOVE it!!!!

  • Groundskeeper Willie is also always angry! :)))

  • @JBofBrisbane Aye, it was Danny Bhoy who said that. But (as far as I understood) he didnae claim that no matter what the Irish said, it came out like that. It was merely used as an example of an Irish accent. BTW, the video where he said so, can be found on youtube.

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