Registered: Oct 2006
Location: Detroit (formerly Toronto (formerly Winsdor))
quote:
Originally posted by woscar
Aye
Sí?
Dec-04-2009 21:52
Philanthropist
tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2009
Location: Sligo
Re: FAO: n3lly
quote:
Originally posted by Cro_Addict
So I was watching an Irish movie yesterday and noticed they all said "Aye" instead of "Yeah". Do you say this as well?
I thought it was pretty interesting. Somewhere bordering cool and annoying.
Either way... what is the answer???
Cheerios
Mainly said in parts of the north of Ireland rather than the south where it wouldn't be heard as much as a response. N3lly seems like a skanger (google it) so he might have more interesting ways of saying yeah
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Dec-05-2009 01:15
n3lly
www.n3lly.com
Registered: May 2003
Location: Dublin
Re: Re: FAO: n3lly
quote:
Originally posted by Philanthropist
Mainly said in parts of the north of Ireland rather than the south where it wouldn't be heard as much as a response. N3lly seems like a skanger (google it) so he might have more interesting ways of saying yeah
ahahahaha....
Compared to king of the bogs or Queen of the Sticks (I don't know whether you're a bloke or a girl, well... from the way you post anyway) HeyO!
Scottish people and people from Northern Ireland would say Aye a lot more as well as using Wee instead of a little.
Example of Aye, can be seen in LOST, Desmond used to say it all the time.
I personally find it uber hot when a NI Girl says aye, but some people detest it.
Dec-05-2009 02:57
Philanthropist
tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2009
Location: Sligo
Re: Re: Re: FAO: n3lly
quote:
Originally posted by n3lly
ahahahaha....
Compared to king of the bogs or Queen of the Sticks (I don't know whether you're a bloke or a girl, well... from the way you post anyway) HeyO!
Scottish people and people from Northern Ireland would say Aye a lot more as well as using Wee instead of a little.
Example of Aye, can be seen in LOST, Desmond used to say it all the time.
I personally find it uber hot when a NI Girl says aye, but some people detest it.
I'm up the north a lot, and I have to say there seems to be something in the water up there, the women and that accent are lethal.
And its king of the bogs
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Dec-05-2009 19:38
Stu Cox
Supreme smackaddict
Registered: Mar 2003
Location: Southampton, UK
Yeah but a strong NI accent on a bloke is just incomprehensible to a well-brought southern Englishman like myself. Was talking to a particular Northern Irish DJ on a boat on Saturday night and could hardly understand a word, even though he's been living in the UK for years.
Just had to guess what he might be saying... he was waving a laptop at me so I assumed it was something along the lines of "Get the feck off, it's my turrrn!"
Dec-07-2009 08:08
djdk
Nutritional Overachiever
Registered: Jul 2003
Location: London
quote:
Originally posted by Stu Cox well-brought southern Englishman like myself
Originally posted by Stu Cox
Yeah but a strong NI accent on a bloke is just incomprehensible to a well-brought southern Englishman like myself. Was talking to a particular Northern Irish DJ on a boat on Saturday night and could hardly understand a word, even though he's been living in the UK for years.
Just had to guess what he might be saying... he was waving a laptop at me so I assumed it was something along the lines of "Get the feck off, it's my turrrn!"
This is very true, I'm not a huge fan of the accent on blokes to be honest. Girls i love it. Blokes it's a little rough.
Then again nothing beats a Cork accent over here. If you think a Belfast accent is tough, it's nothing compared to a Cork accent.
