[joeysteele]

I've cousins in the USA.
I've heard them use dove.

However I would always say dived.
As in describing 'he/she/they dived in'.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

And this is all English and you lot have the cheek to talk about Irish language being messy(well not you personally but you know) Irish actually makes more sense once you know the rules

You never make sense, but I put that down to being old.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

You never make sense, but I put that down to being old.

What age are you again Grandpa?

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

in the time of good old henry the 8th, people were hung, drawn and quartered, not hanged

Very true


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…language is quite confusing, actually…

Exactly what about Flammable and inflammable ..

Both mean the same thing

Utter bollox


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[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

What age are you again Grandpa?

22

[Beso]

Hey Dwayne. Hey mom, I've just texted tex, and he says you got some blueberry pie in the fridge. Yes Dwayne, I just texted tex to tell him that.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Hey Dwayne. Hey mom, I've just texted tex, and he says you got some blueberry pie in the fridge. Yes Dwayne, I just texted tex to tell him that.

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

That reminds me of "gotten" apparently it's not used in Britain but it's used in America and Ireland (since before the internet too )

Yes i keep hearing tooken as well

[Livia]

My husband says dove, I say dived. He's wrong... Americans mashing our language grrr. He also says drug when he means dragged.

[Nicky91]

Dove is a dutch word for Deaf, btw



but on topic


dived is the correct one