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Monday 23 December, 2024
Monday 23 December, 2024
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You'll pronounce this biscuit differently if you're from Dublin
HERE IS A well-known biscuit. How do you pronounce its name?
Well, Dónal Mulligan has been asking Irish people this very question.
He found that Dubliners are far more likely to pronounce it rhyming with ‘fleece’, while people from the country probably rhyme it with ‘mice’.
Mulligan also discovered, bafflingly, that people who don’t drink tea (who are these people?) are more likely to go the country way.
Here are the full results in a handy infographic:
Can’t read the infographic? Click here for a larger image.
The survey is still running and the infographic will be updated with any developments. Click here to take part!
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