The issue with the words "Irish wrist watch" is the w in wrist. We subconsciously think it's important and affects the pronunciation, but it really doesn't. Imagining it as "Irish rist watch" helps a lot.

i know someone called Carl and i hate it. he's Scottish. I'm Scottish. we live in Scotland. he has Scottish parents. why do they not love him?

"Caaaaaaarl, why is there a dead body in our house?"

That’s it, if I ever visit Scotland I will introduce myself as Carl.

Me: Call him by his last name? Carl Carlson: Am I a joke to you?

"sounds like a fart just came out of my mouth." I died. 😂😂😂😂

Im Scottish and Scots can barely say a sentence without swearing

When I say Carl it comes out as “carol”

This is fascinating. Thank you. I live in Montreal, (French part of Canada), and I don't speak French, but when I try to say something, it sometimes is impossible. So I do understand. Thanks for your humor, and fun attitude.

When she kept trying to say Carl, I imagined two llamas.

As an American, your "Carl" was pretty good, and you're right, "Irish Wrist Watch" is hard for us too. Always fun! :)

Your English accent is very good. I was surprised when you went from your accent to English very quickly.

I think whoever this “Carl” person was had some fun with leading you to believe you could not say his name so you struggled to say it. You pronounced it fine.

i'm american, and i can't say "irish wrist watch" either. ...and i'm having a helluvatime trying to type it as well. lol

my name is Carl and I found it amusing that you can't say my name

Going back and rewatching this video, I tried to say "Carl" and it just sounds like I'm saying "Carol"; but then when I say "Carol" it just sounds like "Carl" but as if I'm rolling the 'r' a bit more 😂I love being Scottish!

My friends all say Carl as "Carol" and I'm just here like "Carl" cos I don't roll my Rs unless I'm in a mood 😂 so when we say Irish, they say "eye rish" and I say "arish" 😂

Everytime you said Carl I kept thinking of "Llamas in hats"

Something a Scottish person can't say: I'm not scottish

When i first moved to england from Scotland i got this lovely porcelain doll i was like 9 years old teacher asked what i got and every time i tried to say porcelain doll in my english accent it sounded like i was telling the class i got some porcelain doors ... what kinda gift was that right? I tried many times .. ended up wrighting it down 😂👍

Lol down here in Galloway we say Carl like "Carole" lmao

Irish Wrist Watch is hard for Americans to say, too. lol

With my London accent, I struggle to pronounce anything with an "ay" sound in it, such as "fake" or "cake." What I tend to do, I've noticed- (and not just me, but a lot of Londoners in general), as I add an "i" what ain't really there, into them words, so they become "faik" and "caik." I just can't pronounce them "fayk" and "cayk." Anything with the letter "i"- (pronounced "eye"), it it's a weird one for me as well. Instead of saying "Pipe" and "Bike", for instance, they'll come out somewhere in between "bike" and the Irish pronunciation, "boik", and "pipe" and the Irish pronunciation, "poip." Not quite one and not quite the other, but somewhere in between the two. It's mainly anything containing them two vows what I've always had trouble with, and what any of my northern mates have always took the piss out of me for. I also have trouble saying words like "milk", 'cos with the "dark 'L'", it comes out more like "Miwlk." I also have trouble saying "girl" and "girlfriend." When I say either of them two words, they tend to come out more like "gel" and "gelfriend"- (but with the old dark 'L' striking again!) I also have to really think about what I'm saying in order not to use Fs and double Vs in place of some T.H.s- ("Fink", "Fings", "Beffnawl Green", "Norf", "Saaf", "Maaf", "Farvvuh", "muvvuh", bruvvuh"), "uh" in place of "er" on the ends of words- ("Bugguh!"), and the dreaded glottal 'T'- ("bu-uh", "gu-uh", "be-uh.") I come from Edmonton in North London, but I tend to say that I come from "E'mon'on in Norf London", if I'm ever asked where I come from, losing both the 'd' and the 't' in "Edmonton", in this instance. That's another one, seeing as I've just brought it up as well: anything with "ou" in it gets pronounced "aa" with my accent- ("Saaf", "Maaf" and "Traasees"- ["Trousers"]. I wouldn't invite ya to "my house", you'd get invited to "me 'aase", which'd probably make our American and Canadian mates think that I was inviting ya to look at me "ass"- (me butt)- ha-ha! That's about all I can think of right about now. Peace and love.

I’m just catching up on your videos, here’s one no Scot can say “I’ll support England in the World Cup” 🥶

another thing that scots cant say is the difference between "addition, audition and edition"

she pronounced Carl perfectly I don't understand...?

So glad I found your channel! I love your content!

Actually you said Carl just fine.

it's ok Hun, I'm an American and tried Irish Wrist Watch and I don't think any can say that, including the Irish lol

Scottish people can't say "hoots man,there's juice loose about this house" without it rhyming

I love your videos. Great practice for my listening comprehension of Scottish.

I'm impressed that you have such a perfect American and English accent in addition to your native Scottish accent. :) Happy 2020!

A lot of people are saying that I said Carol correctly! Good to know my practice paid off, but it isn't an easy word for me to say. I have to move my jaw and my tongue in a way that feels so unnatural and it's only because I practised a bunch. You come to Scotland and ask anyone else, they'll struggle. I promise.

I'm an American living just outside Glasgow and get teased at work a lot-- my coworkers like to hear me say Scots words because they sound soooo dumb in an American accent XD I can't say the name Mhari correctly, and I tried saying Irish wrist watch, too, and had no success XD

Thanks for putting a smile on my face. I needed it today.🤗😎

Hi, I first discovered your TOH reactions on your Reacts channel, now I found your other channel and this is hilarious!

I'm glad to finally find a Scottish youtuber!!🤣🤣🤣

I'm American and can't say the Irish wrist watch fuck that's embarrassing

I’m Scottish and didn’t realise I struggled to say these until this video

I loved the way you cracked yourself up in this video. Made me laugh with you!

Welcome to Scotland, Carol.

Paul: Caaarl there is a dead man in our house! Carl: Oh, Hey! how did he get here? Paul: explain yourself carl! Carl: I have never seen this man before in my life. Paul: Why did you kill this man, carl? Carl: I don't kill people. That is my least favorite thing to do. Paul: Tell me Carl, exactly what you were doing before i got home. Carl: Okay... well i was in my room... Paul: Yes? Carl: Reading a book... Paul: Go on... Carl: And umm... this man walked in so i went up to him and stabbed him 37 times in the chest. Paul: Caaaaaaarl! That kills people! That's what this video reminded me of XD Llamas with hats. Caaaaarl!

LOL! Great video. Thanks for sharing.

I can’t say anything in a Scottish accent! It’s my favourite and you sound absolutely amazing! Thanks for the video! x

Scottish People can't say 'Let me lend you a tenner."

omg with the English accent you sounded like Emma blackery

You make me smile. Thanks

2:10 I'm scottish and I sounded like an old granny when I tried to say.. *"Irish wishwash..."* XDDD 2:52 I also tried that one and I accidently went "red lorry yellow wally" lol

"No I don't want that deep fried"

"Why is it soooo haaaard?" --- that's what she said! bahahahaha sorry couldn't resist

Nice fun, ma dear...Love your channel! YOU......Are Awesome!

Subscribed:-)love your accent!

I can’t say “About” I say it like “A- boot” Hehehe, that was a Canada joke

I'm Irish And I Can't Even Say It Irish Wrist Watch 🍀⌚

I did not know Irn bru was on amazon (I should guessed) thank you!

The name Karl is such a struggle 😂😂😂

I can't say Irish wrist watch and I'm a kiwi

"Rural", I have such a hard time with that word! Comes out as "Rool" lol. I am American and cant pronounce it. I could listen to your accent all day and never get tired of it!

You are such a great person. You are funny and smart. Love watching your videos. Thank you

This reminded me of growing up in my family's Pub. Too fun indeed love a good challenge.

Born in Florida and raised in New Hampshire. Cannot say Irish Wrist Watch. My mouth spurts out Irish Wish Wash.

Have you seen any of the videos of German folks trying to say squirrel? Good stuff :)

This was great.

As someone not names Carl.. I think ya pronounced it spotless!

Anyone else Scottish?? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤️

I’m American and can’t say Irish wrist watch

My English colleagues used to get me to say, in my Glasgow accent, Fokker Friendship. Had them in stitches!

I'm from the US and my colleague and I were also unable to say "Irish Wrist Watch" without sounding like absolute fools. You are hysterical...and I'm now following you!

Guys we made a new facebook group for you all to go and chat about all things Scottish! Just search for it 'Wee Scottish Group' and send us a join request! Also... FIRST

I know another thing Scottish people can't say: "No thanks, I wouldn't like a drink."

I'm Scottish to I am from Scotland and i have lived in London for 5 years now. and i love all your videos huni.happy hogmanany all the best for 2019.

When you said "or you're just going to be called Carl" (said shortly) sounded fine to me.

I live I the U.S. and when I used to be in theater we would say "Irish wrist watch" during warm-up to get used to enunciating words. I used to be good at it, but it takes practice and I'm out of practice

Irish wrist watch is hard for an American too.

Don't forget "squirrel". We had a guy from Scotland at our job site who rolled his "r" forever; which sounded hilarious.

For what it is worth, there was a detective series based in Edinborough, on the Telly 20 years. It really should have gad sub-titles, as most of the conversations were lost on me.

she obviously doesn't watch the walking dead.

I have a college degree in Theatre (and I'm American) and "Irish Wrist Watch" is a tongue twister that actors sometimes use to warm up. It helps you articulate better, but it's definitely meant to be hard to say!

was pissing myself laughing trying to say Irish wrist watch along with you nah cannae dae it hahahaahhahahaahhahahaha

Actually, you did a lot better than you thought. You got Carl perfectly.

When english is not your native language, and you can't even pronounce "Hello" with confidence ='(.

I know Americans have trouble saying the word "rural".

Thank god we don’t need the purpled burglar alarm oft! You’re saying “rest” watch but I still love you!

😅😂Yer crazy girl!! You always seem to make me laugh!!😂😂

What Scottish people can not *see*

ME: IRISH WIRSH WASH i have a lisp and i can not say moses

I’m Australian , my mum is Scottish and I had some fantastic laughing moments watching this lol cracked me up. 👍

Hello! I’m new to your channel and find your videos very entertaining! My mom is from Glasgow and I’ve been several times! I just wanted to say that I have a hard time saying the name Mirren. My cousin has a little girl and that’s her name, when my mom first told me I kept saying MEE-rin instead of MI-rin. Even now I have to say it with a slight accent for it to sound remotely close 😂😂

Irish wrist watch: my Russian friend can't say it, his accent is thicker than war and peace

I'm Scottish, I was brought up In Scotland and I have no Scottish accent at all

These are easy for me (American here), but I’ve always been very good at tongue-twisters. What I simply cannot do is roll an R, and that’s what interferes with your attempts to say anything with an R sound in close proximity to another R sound. For instance, the word “burglar” has only two syllables, not three, but the two R sounds are in fairly close proximity.

You are absolutely precious and seem so kind.

that was freakin hilarious . i give an A for effort

"How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if woodchuck could chuck wood?" "She sells seashells by the seashore."

That watch one is a real tongue twister me bonny lass. You did very well, methinks.

I had a hunch Carl would be on the list 😂

I'm dundonian and can't say these pretty well.

As an American raised in the Midwest and having lived on both coasts, “Irish wristwatch” is difficult to get- I have to throw a slight pause in, so it’s “Irish- - -wristwatch”. Or in American English, “Irish watch”.

You made me laugh so hard. You made my day Thanks 🤣

I'm Scottish but I don't have that much of a Scottish accent to my friends but to my English cousin I sound incredibly Scottish.