THE DUBLIN ACCENT
As in the rest of Ireland, the official languages in Dublin are English and Gaelic. Due to the influence of the latter, the Dublin accent has noticeable differences from other accents. Here we will learn a little more about what makes the English spoken in the Irish capital unique and we will also see the famous ‘Dublin 4’ accent.
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ENGLISH ACCENT OF DUBLIN
HOW IS THE DUBLIN ENGLISH ACCENT PRONOUNCED?
Here are some typical expressions from Dublin English so you can start getting familiar with it:
Your man: when they do not want to mention the person’s name, Dubliners say your man and let the listener deduce from the context who they mean.
5 bells: in Dublin you won’t hear It’s 5 o’clock (It’s 5 o’clock), but simply 5 bells.
After!: Similar to the British later in the See you later , in Dublin they will simply say After!
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