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web ireland - irishisms
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Here are some common words used in Ireland and America that mean the same thing but are called something different. It's really very interesting, often funny, and sometimes confusing. These were all contributed by Irish born people, mostly women from Dublin and Belfast, Ireland. For example, a tin of soup in Ireland would be a can of soup in the states.
From Trobbit: Because our first floor is their ground floor, their first floor is our second floor, and if you're too knackered for the stairs, you may be able to go up in the lift, which is probably about the only place in town where you'll get looks if you have a fag (a fag is a cigarette...) . And if you want to get more looks, once you're out on the pavement again, ask for a ride instead of a lift. But even if you manage to speak English properly for a few minutes, they'll know you're a blow-in just by the looks of you. |
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