“Americans, Think You’re Irish?”: Decode All 32 Slang Terms From Ireland To Prove It
Americans, it’s time to put your heritage to the test!
We’ve gathered 32 Irish slang words and phrases that every true Irish descendant should know. From classic greetings like “Top o’ the Morning to Ya” to fun expressions like “Cute Hoor” and “Melter”, these terms showcase the charm and uniqueness of the Irish language and culture. And we are about to find out if it still runs in your veins…
Prove you can face all 32 slang terms like a true Irishperson. Let’s get started…
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and many of them don't apply to ireland at all, Specially "top o the morning"
Load More Replies...Q2: it's 'broken', not broke. This isn't pedantic nitpicking as 'broke' could be taken to mean 'having no money's, and in the context of a quiz the distinction is important.
Not bad I spose for a Welsh valley lass 😂😂but we use all the ones I got right to 🤷♀️
Europeans always fail to understand that Americans distinguish nationality from ethnicity. I'm an American citizen of Slovak, Gorali, Irish, and French heritage. I am not ethnically American, nor am I a citizen of Slovakia, Ireland, France, or wherever the Gorali originated (which is unclear).
and many of them don't apply to ireland at all, Specially "top o the morning"
Load More Replies...Q2: it's 'broken', not broke. This isn't pedantic nitpicking as 'broke' could be taken to mean 'having no money's, and in the context of a quiz the distinction is important.
Not bad I spose for a Welsh valley lass 😂😂but we use all the ones I got right to 🤷♀️
Europeans always fail to understand that Americans distinguish nationality from ethnicity. I'm an American citizen of Slovak, Gorali, Irish, and French heritage. I am not ethnically American, nor am I a citizen of Slovakia, Ireland, France, or wherever the Gorali originated (which is unclear).


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