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LOVE/HATE DEBUTED on UK television earlier this week to a receptive audience – all 800,000 of them – but there was one complaint:
Apart from the thick Dublin accents and the speedy delivery, there are the colloquial words and phrases to contend with… “madourrevit”, “going spare”, “inallinanyways”.
We’ve put together a brief guide to help with some translations ahead of next week’s episode on Channel 5…
Wednesday 25 December, 2024
Wednesday 25 December, 2024
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An essential Love/Hate translation guide for UK viewers
LOVE/HATE DEBUTED on UK television earlier this week to a receptive audience – all 800,000 of them – but there was one complaint:
Apart from the thick Dublin accents and the speedy delivery, there are the colloquial words and phrases to contend with… “madourrevit”, “going spare”, “inallinanyways”.
We’ve put together a brief guide to help with some translations ahead of next week’s episode on Channel 5…
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The translation
The original
The translation
The original
The translation
The original
The translation
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