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Hear how people speak English in Ireland
Irish English
Real videos of Irish people talking. A special sound, Irish words, and real talk.
Irish English is spoken in Ireland and Northern Ireland. About 5 million people speak it, but it sounds different in each city: Dublin, Cork, Donegal, and Belfast. Irish people say the r at the end of words, like in car. Their voice goes up and down more than in other English. The sound th can become t or d: think can sound like tink. They also use after in a special way: I'm after seeing him means I just saw him. Many words come from the Irish language. Their voice can sound like music, and this changes the meaning too.
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