Only Irish would notice this (I’m Irish ) The way Americans say Ireland is sooo weird.....

Breaking News: two American women found out that Ireland has a significantly different culture and somehow managed to make the video completely about America and themselves - Truly Groundbreaking stuff folks

There are dozens of Irish accents, at least 50, probably more. There are many more accents in Ireland than the US or Canada, despite the fact the country is much smaller geographically.

Did anybody you spoke to manage to get a word in edge ways with the two of you?

Nah In Ireland every house has a different accent

Irish people: “Ireland” Americans: “Ayrhelend”

I've been to Ireland, probably because I was born and raised here

Stop talking through each other.

Ireland doesn't have 3 syllables its Ire-land not I-re-land please stop saying it like that

That Dublin accent sounded more like it was from around Louth maybe am from Louth it sounded similar to mine 😂

(not alot of bright colors) Boi go to the child section in Penny's 😂

As an Irish teen alot of us actually do wear bright coloured clothing. Like nearly all teenage girls in my year wear bright neon yellow or pink to discos, so it really depends on the age group and peoples preferences aswell.

No matter where in Ireland you are , just go outside 10km of that area and you’ll hear a different Irish accent . For such a small country our accents are so diversed . Love from cork 💚☘️🇮🇪

Great video! We were in Ireland in January. We stayed in Southern Ireland because we were there for our friends wedding. We also noticed the interest in American politics. They also love country music which I thought was interesting. For me the food was the biggest difference. It was amazing. Everything was very farm to table. Not like what we have here in America. The restaurants and pubs always had a board telling where they sourced their food. Even the bag of potato chips had the name of the farm/field where the potatoes came from! I can’t wait to go back. Next time we will make it to Northern Ireland.

”Leggings w pockets” 😂😂😂 Great quote.

Omg had to turn it off their voices were doing my head in

That you noticed the accents is so interesting!

This was so interesting to me as I always want to know the differences in all the different things of people of various places in the world. It is so interesting and fascinating and I thought this was a fantastic choice of topics and examples. Really enjoyed (and learned!) thank you!

Drinking is just a stereotype

- Accents - I'd say I could easily identify about 10 different Irish accents, narrowing someone's origins to about a 50 mile radius. Social class has an impact too. Galway is pretty neutral, and I've heard other foreigners who like it too. - Buskers are supposed to have licenses, and in busy places, have to book their spots - so the argument you saw was probably about that - Trump - My immediate thought when I see any American is 'Did they vote for him?' Can't help it! His antics take up a lot of bandwith in our media too - Clothes - I think Irish people wear relatively bright clothes compared to people in central Europe, where black, grey, and adventurous brown are everywhere. That said, when it rains so much, kinda dont need too much bright colours - And I'm 90% sure I got a haircut in that same barber's about 10 years ago, no lie Glad you enjoyed your trip!

We dont just have a strong opinion of American politicians we have a strong of Americans I'm general

Hi I live in Ireland I’m from Ireland so I’m Irish but I’m sorry to say this isn’t very accurate but hope you had a nice time here

Need to make a monthly video ... “difference in America and Italy 🇮🇹” This video has almost 10,000 views ...good work!!!

Class wee vid!! People from the North of Ireland says wee for nearly everything like can I have a wee bag or are you going for a wee drink

I loved your video, and I am looking forward to watching some more. Getting to meet people across the world is fun, so I hope we can get to know each other.

Hey 👋🏻 I’m Irish and all your points are 100% just one small side note. If your in Dublin city center in the evening/night you will see a lot of drunk people only because that’s where most people go to party. Most of the good bars and night clubs are there too 👍🏻

The hippies do not live in cork and we are not all drunk people

*_I'd love to know if the mural's along West Broadway, South Boston [southie] are still there. They are a perfect replica of all the major republican murals in the north of Ireland. I loved driving by them each morning going to work in South Boston. I hope there still up. I knew the guy who kept them touched up & he swore they'd always be up but with the freedom to express yourself now a thing of the past i would imagine that sadly there gone_*

The Dublin accent isn’t really a Dublin accent that’s a more natural Irish accent proper Dublin is very different look up how Dubs say Purple n burger that’s a Dublin accent I’m from Wexford my town has an accent out the road 10miles has another accent each town and county has an accent must be very hard for non English speakers as I personally find Northern Ireland Derry accent hard n was same when we learned Irish in school I found Northern Ireland just I couldn’t understand what they were saying

That skinny jeans thing is new,and mostly just young guys

I’m Irish and you got everything right! This is so accurate 🤣

Please make another one of these. Make one each month and let us learn with you ⭐️🌟✨🌟⭐️💫🌟✨⭐️

I’m irish and when she said just because their so small I automatically said “size doesn’t matter”

We have so much accents cuz we had four different dialects of Irish (three now) and after getting invaded so much their accents had an influence

Good video guys! I only have skinny jeans! Hope you enjoyed your stay

I think the reason why we have such a big interest in American politics is because of the strong bond between Ireland and America. President Kennedy for example, an Irish American. But also because the politics of America expands far beyond the shores of America. Bit thats a discussion for another day.

fair play haha me and my mate laughing away here about your cork reference on them being hippy'ish haha #Longford

Couldn’t finish watching you guys talk over each other....

Ladies please. Can you guys speak one at a time? That talking over each other. Is so irritating. 😵

There's only 3,007 counties in America but there are 26,407 accents, one for each high School.(public secondary Schools)

The strongest irish accents are out west

32 Counties 32 Accents

You know there's 32 counties in Éire but generally each county generally has an accent but has different varieties of the accent. In Dublin there's 3 accents, North Dublin, South Dublin and the rural accent. Here in Mayo there's 4 accents. The East Mayo accent is very soft. North is a stronger East accent. Now South Mayo is very strong ( apparently I'm a South Mayo lad I don't here it but the other parts say we do ) we pronounce our words with an sh. So shtick shtone. And then West Mayo is a really thick version of the South Mayo accent. Also shtick shtone shtop Then there's Cork and West Cork which both sound different but similar. And each Ulster County sounds the same but different at the same time. Each accent in Ireland is unique to the location. We don't all sound like Leprechauns on acid. All of our accent as bearla devloped from our accents as Gaeilge. My accent when I speak irish is easier to understand compared to when I talk in English. Gaeilge is my preferred language though. Is aoibhinn liom mo teanga

Different areas in Dublin also have different accents one side Is stronger and thicker than the other

Dublin has like 3 or 4 different accents

Great video, very interesting. Just to point out that wasn’t actually a Dublin accent but still it’s great to hear your opinions 😊

I am from ireland and this was very interesting

Skinny jeans is a European thing. The new thing is shoes with no socks.

I’m from Portstewart (near Giants Causeway not sure if yous made it up there?) but live in Belfast. Yes, we are obsessed with Americans politics aul Donald is quite the character 😂 Drinking is definitely excessive here also 😬 Galway some spot 👍 Never been to the states but definitely on my list!

im from ireland and this was so true me and my friends have great fun laughing at drunk people in restraunts lol

Interesting that they didn't know there where different accents in Ireland but with them being from a country as big as America with states bigger than the whole country in both size and population it's understandable. Every county has a different accent and each one has different accents within it. Talk to a guy from inner city Dublin and a guy from D4 and you'll notice a difference, that's just one. With a good ear you'll know where a person is from down to the postcode sometimes.

It’s kinda cool to see how other people see Ireland when they come here because there’s a lot of things that I just consider normal but maybe they’re not compared to the US

These are the first Americans who actually seem like they know something about ireland other than their 1/10 of heritage

Someone said they liked ur sweater ik no Irish person who says sweater we say hoodie or jumper

"In Cork where the hippies live" ha ha

I'm from Dublin,but that comment "where the hippies live" hahaha 😂😂😂😂

In dublin though theres like multiple accents too

Thats not being drunk thats just havin the bit of craic

She definitely said I love your bright jumper not sweater though 🤣

Hi guys I'm Irish and there are also different sports and there is a lot of different Irish in Ireland + I live in Dublin

The style is much different in the country side and the city’s

So I'm Irish and I found the drinking one offensive but that's just my opinion but I do agree that we go to the pub like once a week but it's not usioly the same people at the pubs unless there working there

Great video You guys can stay on my farm and look after my chickens an goats here in south kildare ☘☘☘☘

hahahahah it’s called fishing when the boy asked yous for drink, he must of been going to a disco that week or a session or something like he wouldn’t drink it then and there

Next time you are in Dublin go to ballyfermot it is lovey 💚😁

Did yee go to sligo?

Good god, this is just before "the virus" kicked off last year. Would love to be in a good Irish bar now with the fire roaring and good company with you. Fecking coronavirus...👊

I'm from Northern Ireland too

I am Irish and it’s so pretty

I live in Dublin Ireland!!!

Ah, I'm from Ireland!!! 🍀🥰

I love how me being Irish i spelling things like this Yer=you’re Yes=yous Me=my So like if I typed like this: omg yer massive me ma is jealous of ye They wouldn’t understand 😂😭

The Dublin accent featured was not a Dublin accent

Did yous go to Meath???? You should go to the town trim in Meath and see the castle I live there 😂🇨🇮

You guys didn't go North dublin and of course not for you own safety don't wanna get stabbed or mugged But from others outside of Finglas Ballymun Coolock and Darndale (North Dublin towns) the accent is incomprehensible

Nothing happened to ur man with the guitar that was supposed to be "drunk"

Most kids start drinking in first year in Ireland (13 years old) it’s just the way we are I guess

I wear bright colours and I live in Ireland it doesn't stand out at all And people do not get drunk that much Also please stop saying Ireland so weirdly it's annoying

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We Irish love to go to America, to see our cousins. I bet they loved a couple of beauties like you two?

Is it expensive to visit and or live in Ireland

So, I’m Irish and, this is my review on the video!!! The accents: Yeah there are A LOT of accents so... Two: Skinny jeans and bright clothing: Mhm definitely for the bright clothing but skin it jeans I’m half and half. Getting Drunk: One, what even are you thinking you must’ve stayed in some risky places and two the 12 yr old (I’m 11 so I know what I’m saying when I say this) he was just some wee hard lad ( guy who thinks he’s cool and strong but he’s just posing) THERES LOTS in Ireland And politics: I just skipped the whole political part cuz I’m sick of listening about that stuff cuz I’ve heard about so many times it’s driving me insane!!! Some slang idk too much I don’t say too much ( also this slang is mostly around Derry) What’s the craic?: how’s it going Mucker: friend Mate: well, people say this in England so y’ know And then the weirdest thing is... I say dude and I’m THE ONLY GUY IN IRELAND THAT SAYS THAT so some people think it’s while (really) funny OMG HOWD I FORGET THE MOST IMPORTANT OUT OF ALL: Aye: yes ( pronounced like eye except the first e is a half a) Edit: wow I wrote A LOT I hope people read this ;-;

There’s at least two accents in Dublin alone!

What about Gaeilge

We are just very invested in politics

Omg when use were in dingle did u see the man and donkey and the dogs by fungi

Come here and I tell ye that Dublin accent at the start was a POSH one and you’ll here that one the least

You stood out in that sweater but Waldo/Wally almost vanishes in it 🤷🏻‍♂️

Have you ever been to Derry in Northern Ireland? 😁

Did you know dat sorele in Romania means sisters?

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I'm from CARK( Cork)

In america drive 4 hours and ur still in the same country, In Ireland drive less than 2 hours and the accent has changed at least 2 times (I'm irish btw)

Do you know I live in Ireland

The accent you thought was from Dublin wasn't actually a Dublin accent but a more neutral Irish accent. There are 2 Dublin accents, northside and southside but also there are a lot of Irish people living in Dublin but not actually from there.

Yea bescly the drinking age in Ireland is 13 but actually it’s legally 18

Literally everybody wore skinny jeans in the Dublin airport except like one person or myself who was wearing a skirt....even old men and old ladies! I had a hangover and it was making me sick! Ha ha....especially since I had to hang out for hours! I’ll never wear such pants. Not figure fri madly!

Here in Ireland we pronounce it arelind because Americans pronounce it i-er-lind it’s from our accents

Dublin has many different accents. The one you used seems quite uncommon to me. And i am from Dublin. Oíche mhaith