[Mystic Mock]

Yep it's another weird thread, and don't worry the poll will be private if you don't want people to know.

[Omah]

Thertainly not .....

[nicole_burks]

ngl when i cracked my front tooth i had a lisp for about a week.
most awful thing

but other than that nope

[nicole_burks]

ngl when i cracked my front tooth i had a lisp for about a week.
most awful thing

but other than that nope

[Locke.]

Can't say I do my good friend

[Jords]

1 does not no

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Locke.

Can't say I do my good friend

Seriousssly?

[Jords]

Does Locke come across the lisp-type JF?

[Roy Mars III]

not to my knowledge

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Jords

Does Locke come across the lisp-type JF?

Yessss.

[Marc]

Nope.

It's weird, cos my housemate didn't think she had one but a few people have mentioned it to her and she's like "what"

[Black Dagger]

Not that I know of, just have a ****ed up voice.

[Pyramid*]

No.... but when I first had my veneers fitted - they were a smidgen too long - not only did I have a lisp - trying to say 'th' was a nightmare - zzttthhhirrty zzthhhrreeee - a quick trim and all sorted. Embarrassing as well as funny at the time though.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

No.... but when I first had my veneers fitted - they were a smidgen too long - not only did I have a lisp - trying to say 'th' was a nightmare - zzttthhhirrty zzthhhrreeee - a quick trim and all sorted. Embarrassing as well as funny at the time though.

Try being Irish and trying to handle the Th

[Me. I Am Salman]

Nope and I'm happy I don't

[Maia]

Pothibly

[Harry!]

Debateable...

[Maia]

Did used to have one when I was like 3 actually, I would always pronounce "s" as "sh"

[Maia]

Accidentally deleted my "Pothibly" post

*cries*

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Mollie.

Accidentally deleted my "Pothibly" post

*cries*

ficksed

[Maia]

Niamh you are amathing

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Try being Irish and trying to handle the Th

Originally Posted by Mollie.

Accidentally deleted my "Pothibly" post

*cries*

Surely you mean *crieth*

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Try being Irish and trying to handle the Th

This is a serious question that I have always wondered, and I know its going to sound ridiculous...but

Can irish people not actually say th? Or is replacing it with t just how they talk?

(think Im gunna regret asking this somewhere along the lines )

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

This is a serious question that I have always wondered, and I know its going to sound ridiculous...but

Can irish people not actually say th? Or is replacing it with t just how they talk?

(think Im gunna regret asking this somewhere along the lines )

lol, well I have my own theory on it. Our accents were designed for speaking Irish and in Irish there is no sound like the English th, in Irish th is pronounced like a h only the T is silent

That's not a scientific explanation, just my logic

I can pronounce Th but it's a real effort to do it so I don't bother mostly

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

lol, well I have my own theory on it. Our accents were designed for speaking Irish and in Irish there is no sound like the English th, in Irish th is pronounced like a h only the T is silent

That's not a scientific explanation, just my logic

I can pronounce Th but it's a real effort to do it so I don't bother mostly

How strange...I cant imagine not being able to make a th sound, but then again Im not irish

We used to have bingo on in gavs dads pub, and the caller was irish and whenever thirty three(or all the trees tirty tree) came out the whole place applauded her

Sounds ****ing fantastic