Is this true in Ireland

Last activity 16 December 2012 by Murphygirl

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yaklefGuest14 October 2012 08:49:12

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Hi all,

Some people say that the English spoken in Ireland is one of the clearest and easiest spoken English in the world.
Thanks
yaklef

Cathal81Active member13 November 2012 06:25:30

It depends on the areas in Ireland you visit. Different counties speak in different accents and dialect, making it harder to understand. For example, the accent in the North is very different to that, of say, someone from Kerry or Cork in the South.

Overall, Irish are a friendly race, and embrace in other cultures, we are welcoming, and bond well with others, etc.

I hope you enjoy your time in Ireland should you decide to travel there.

siskjMember17 November 2012 22:19:39

I have been told many times that clearly spoken English in Ireland IS indeed.very ckear

Amar_IreMember01 December 2012 13:42:57

English spoken in Ireland is different compared to Europe....different of accents do vary as well as speech used of oral words

MurphygirlNew member16 December 2012 18:41:47

I find the Irish women easier to understand than men and more specifically the older Irish men.

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