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Someone in Ireland told me to do something for the craic and I thought they were offering me drugs in exchange for mischief hahaha
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In Hebrew we use "horse" as something similar to bro as well. Horse (soos - סוס) means something is good, for example if you get a good grade on a test people will say you're a horse as a compliment lol
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We also use "horse" as an expression of "dude" in Morocco 🇲🇦
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In turn, “craic” is from “crak” in Middle English.
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I’m not surpirsed why the vast majority of Irish population speak English when thinking about the cases of Manx and Cornish. The Anglicization of the British Isles was very intensive.
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Ah savage, my native tongue.
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Also we say “yourman or yourwoman/yerwan”
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방송 많이 기대되네요~! 기다릴게요
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Paul, as a suggestion, you should make a video where you compare expressions from different English-speaking countries. In my opinion, it's a practical way to help non-native English speakers learn the language effectively.
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Nearly every county in Ireland has its own version of horse
Some counties use boy lad mate hun etc doesn’t matter what you are everyone is boy in some counties
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I had someone say to me "I'll ask them what's the craic" in Scotland too. Maybe borrowed from Scots Gaelic?
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Yeah, crack means a good time, checks out
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For a toilet in Scotland we might say the: Toilet, Lavvy, or the Shitter
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This is very regionally specific, here in the south at least we don't use the first two, and "maggot" is only ever used in either extreme of fooling around or very serious.
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Oohh cool! Maybe add some hashtags as well? #IrishEnglish mebbe
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the bog is another term for a toilet here too, probably my favourite one to use. though ive never heard anyone called "horse" in a non-insulting way, but thats probably just because of the part of the country i live in
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I like Ireland ❤
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What's with the crack horse?
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Thank you Derry Girls
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@rostislavmartynyuk9774
8 months ago
Apparently, the phrase "whats crackin" is originated from irish slang
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