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Noirin has destroyed it for me. I always thought it was so sexy. and I use to like Noirin, but now, I cant even hear the accent without being annoyed, thanks to her.
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Ssshhhh, the Irish accent is lovely! I know I have one! Hers is a bit too Dub for me tho!
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Hey he hey, she's from the southsside of dublin where all the deluded princess' are from....
don't tar us all with the same brush ![]()
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I know its a nice accent, I always find it very sexy on a girl, but she has now killed it for me.
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"Top of the morning to you"
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I now associate that 'lilt' (is that what they call it?) but that dialect or accent now makes me think of selfish people who know they are just a little bit better than anyone else.
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smile:)
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The Irish accent is amazing. Fact.
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I'm Irish and Noirin has one of the most annoying and needy voices I've ever heard
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david accent too fast for me
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fkin leave her accent alone. Not everyones the same u prick. Deal with it or dont watch it
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I'm Irish and so is my dog, my neighbour she bought a dog in wales and brought it home, it barks at night and i cant understand one bark its saying . . .Thats accents for ya.
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Also that ****ing grin plastered on her face all the time is as horrendous as her make-up job. |
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Serious? Irish accents are one of my faves. The northern irish one thiugh.. =|
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but, Scots speak with a sort of 'brogue'. I don't really know what 'brogue' is but something online says its both a thick clunky square shoe, and, a thick chunky way of speaking english associated with Scots. People say "The Irish have a lilt and the Scots have a brogue'. [The Welsh speak with a 'shatner' and shout... each.. word.. like.. a.. chopping block.. ] But don't ask me, Im Canadian so the only people I can clearly understand are the Irish. The rest of you are baffling my ears with your bizarre dialects. |
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Edited: Double post, apologies
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the easiest way i know how to describe a lilt is that is melodic, lilting is a way of performing certain types of irish songs/ballads, you sort of sing but speak at the same time and there is a melody in the way you say it while a tin whistle is being played in the background
And for the record her accent is not a typical irish accent! I'm irish too
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Mmmm Delicious!
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I'm also South Dublin
but my accent doesn't sound like hers, She sounds very moany or something
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I did initially think she was from the city as opposed to south dublin.....That would give her that annoying timbre to her voice |
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Mmmm Delicious!
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Yeah, she's from Cabinteely... fairl close to me. her accent isn't horrendous.... it's her tone- bitchy and needy
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