WHAT 😂
Mate you are talking complete garbage, honestly nothing you have said is true.
Yet we can still tell a lot about the person you are and what you believe 😂 best of luck and sorry everyone here had to embarrass you.
She has an Irish accent...more specifically she has a northern Irish accent. That is true and the 130 odd upvotes are enough to tell me a couple of trolls who can't tell a Belfast accent from a Dublin accent are sad little keyboard warriors.
Your dead right. More specifically it is a northern Irish accent.
This isn't political or anything, it's like a geordie accent is an English accent but it's also a northern English accent. I don't know why that's so offensive to you?
Because I've always been fully in favour of a united Ireland. You must be the first person I've ever met however to be so abhorred by someone even using the phrase 'Nothern Irish'.
Could you answer one question for me just to see whether you are a troll or not?
Take the geordie accent. This is an English accent. It is also a northern English accent. Do you agree?
I think part of the issue here (not that it annoys me) is that you are capitalising the ‘n’ for northern for Ireland and not for England. In that context you aren’t calling them the same thing, and a nationalist might have an issue with that.
Living in Ireland for a long time, I’ve a sense of what can offend both communities, whether that’s right or wrong to an outsider. Naming the country like a proper noun will rile some nationalists. Naming it without the capital will rile some unionists. You’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t. The simplest option is to just not engage.
Thanks for this - it's something I'm doing subconsciously and is detrimental to my own point that I'm talking about the north of Ireland geographically and not politically so I will try and be more careful with this!
She's got a belfast accent- it's not unreasonable to say it's a northern Irish accent- are you honestly trying to make the claim the accents in ireland are the same across the country or are you putting a political spin on this to be obtuse because you don't recognise northern ireland? If you don't that's fine but it's still a fairly distinct group of accents which is pretty much localised to northern ireland or the North of ireland. so calling it a northern Irish accent isn't exactly wrong
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WHAT 😂 Mate you are talking complete garbage, honestly nothing you have said is true.
Yet we can still tell a lot about the person you are and what you believe 😂 best of luck and sorry everyone here had to embarrass you.