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But for tourists, it’s well nigh impenetrable. As these poor visitors discovered when they were invited to guess the translations of some basic colloquialisms.
Tuesday 31 December, 2024
Tuesday 31 December, 2024
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IRISH SLANG CAN be difficult even for Irish people.
But for tourists, it’s well nigh impenetrable. As these poor visitors discovered when they were invited to guess the translations of some basic colloquialisms.
Like…
Or ‘a few scoops’…
Poor lost souls.
Separated by a common language. From the same cruel minds who brought you Irish people tasting American snacks.
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