How To Do An Irish Accent 

Does anyone get this terrifying thing where once you start speaking in an accent you like forget your original accent and you get scared that you lost your other accent lol

Why am I watching this? I'm Irish Edit: Thanks for all the likes!

Pov: you’re reading all the comments in an irish accent slowly realizing you’re accent has become more scottish than irish

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How to do Irish accent? edit: still getting notifications for a comment from 4 years ago lmao

How to speak with an irish accent Say "Whale Oil Beef-Hooked"

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There are different types of Irish accents all over Ireland. So to the people calling this shite don't know enough about Irish accents. Obviously he's not going to be perfect but it's close!

I'm from Ireland and I've never heard anyone speak like this. For a small country we have a huge versatile accent. The differences between the north, midlands and south of Ireland is incredible.

How to learn an Irish accent say: Whale Oil Beef Hooked (now say it fast)

One thing to remember, when 'faking' an accent it tends to be over exaggerated and most the time someone that speaks with that accent will be able to tell the difference (unless an insane amount of work went into getting it right). Voice over artists will often times not get the accent perfect, but to the ear of someone that is not regularly exposed to it will generally not be able to tell.

I would like to specify as an Irish person we say more than “top of the morning to Ye laddies”

As a writer trying to WRITE someone with an Irish accent. This was very helpful. I'm certain that I'll reference your videos again in the future. Thanks.

He's making us sound like a leprechaun 😂😂

I followed every step to near perfection... now my mum’s me ma, my dad’s me pa, my dog’s me dag and my cat’s dead. I must have missed something here

I don't know why I'm here cause I'm Irish

you should also teach everybody about public urination

Funniest thing I've seen in a long time and I am Irish. Stop being so mean everyone. This is classic gold comedy.

I'M FROM DUBLIN AND I NEVER REALISED I SAY "DIS" FOR "THIS" AND I'M SO CONFUSED, WHO AM I

Got to this video from watching Niall's accent

I am just your average humble Chinese guy trying to get a bit closer to the greatness that is Conor McGregor by learning the accent of the Notorious One

Top of the mornig to ya laddies!

Just putting this out there: I take all "Learn X-ish accent" videos with a grain of salt. I, for one, am here to learn what most people recognize as the "stereotypical" Irish accent, in that you'd recognize it as Irish immediately, even if it's not really an accent Irish have. All accents I use are farcical and are meant to be amusing to the listener, not an actual representation of how certain people sound. That's just my approach. I'm from New Jersey and when I hear an exaggerated "Joisey" accent I don't take offense because I know it's all in good humor. Just my approach as well as food for thought for those who feel insulted by "Learn X-ish accent" videos.

Now I can do a better Jacksepticeye impression than Markiplier :)

I have never heard anyone speak like this

The fuck... Where is that meant to be from? I'm from Dublin and have never heard any Irish people from any county speak like that..

Try to say this 'I'd like to go to the park' It uses almost every feature that he was talking about👌🏼

Thank you for the advice! Sitting here fighting with my husband on how to do accents and you just helped pointed out the do's and don'ts and vowels that need more attention. Thank you for posting this and taking the time for some of us who want to honestly learn accents

And what part of Ireland is this accent from? I don't know anyone that talks like that. Apart from people trying to do Irish accents and failing miserably.

As an Irish person I have to say that most of your observations would be considered "stage Irish". You did hit on a few valid points and I'm glad you mentioned the Dublin accent because for such a small country we have a huge amount of regional variations in accents that differ a great deal. It is a constant source of amusement to me when actors in films and television try to do Irish accents as they rarely if ever get it quite right.Good try though :-)

Never said Oil as much as my life as after watching this video, great help! thanks! :)

This is a stage Irish accent from the Victorian era. Actually his own accent sounds like a stage accent from the Victorian era. If you spoke like that in Ireland the result would range from hysterical laughter to a near death experience.

All you Irish folk crying about it. I'm Australian, i put up with sterotypical bullshit all the time when it comes to accent videos. Get over it.

Jaysus there are dozens of Irish accents not just one!

i was month in Ireland and was looking foward to hear some irish accent, but as person from czech republic i found irish accent as the purest english accent without hearing the less accent at all :D. iam learning british english, but british or even american english sounds less familiar to my english what i know

For all people with Irish accents that are getting offended by this. I'm taking a guess that this video is for actors. I'm currently playing a character who is supposed to talk in an Irish accent so this is helpful. This may not be 100% accurate but it's good for actors.

if you guys are irish and have such a good accent then why are you here?

This is shockingly bad. Where most people go wrong when trying to imitate the Irish accent is failing to realise that there are in fact multiple accents on this tiny little island. I'm from county mayo and I sound completely different to someone from Donegal which is a mere two hour drive away. Seriously, I know some Irish people that have a hard time understanding other individuals from Donegal. When I was in college I had to sit between a lad from Kerry and a lad from Dublin and translate for them because they genuinely could't understand each other. So if you want to do an Irish accent first you need to isolate a region or county and learn that accent. A great example of this is James McAvoy in a movie called inside I'm dancing. To my ear its a perfect Dublin accent. But I'm sure you a native Dub it probably sounds off. Actually if you're a native Dub and you've made it to the end of this ramble, please go and watch that movie and let me know if it actually is a decent accent. Anywho, there a loads of accents, pic one don't just mash them all together.

I'm Irish and I'm happy to say this is 2% accurate

Im after meeting Larry the leprechaun, he says to wish you all a happy st patricks day...except if youre a prodestant.

this is so inacurate im dying 😂😂😂

The fact that no Irish person sounds like 'dat' or whatever, but the accents vary from different counties or even towns! I am from Waterford and Waterford is often pronounced Waw-er-ford with the 't' often excluded. Yet, I know lots of people who do pronounce the 't' and are from Ireland. A lot of different words like 'craic', are used. Some of these are derived from the Celtic language Gaeilge, which a lot of Irish people are fluent in. This changes the sounds of different English words, often the vowels. But even the language Gaeilge (pronounced Gwaylg-eh) varies from different regions of Ireland. Már sin, tá an-tuirseach agam anois, oíche maith. Slán!!

I've been trying to master a fake Irish accent for a song about Dublin and I think this video really helped me thanks and wish me luck at my audition

We say “arland” now “Oyrland” only the leprechauns in me back garden have the accent your doing bro.

This dude should go look for his lucky charms 😂 this is a mixture of a whole loada accents around Ireland haha

I find it funny how ppl always change their voice too when they're doing accents :)

Gareth, I owe you a debt of gratitude and very likely a whole lot more. Using primarily this video plus my own ear and some texts that lend themselves well to this accent, I learned how to speak with an Irish accent so that even some Irish folk at my church in Nanaimo, Canada say that I do very well. On October 12, 2018 I'll be giving a recital at my church in which I will be both singing and speaking in an Irish accent on two different parts of the recital. The recital will be uploaded to RU-vid and I'll be happy to send you the link, but while I was thinking about it, I wanted you to know how much help you were. Still working on my Scottish accent and my yodelling, but I return to your videos time and again. You have my thanks and if I had any money, I'd be sharing that with you too, Laddie-Buck. (I know. That expression is Scottish.) ;)

This video is very helpful as I have the ordinary British accent and I needed to know the Irish accent for a performance and now I do. Very useful and understandable tips....

Hahaha this is so wrong. It's a good leprechaun impression though

One Question! How to do a Jacksepticeye Accent? 😂

I've listened to some Irish people talk and it does sound like this, this is pretty great.

OH MY GOD I LOVE THIS GUY!!! HE MADE MY DAY 10000000000000XXXX BETTER, GOD BLESS YOU SON AND MAY YOUR DAYS BE IRISH AND HAPPY!!!!

Damn it! I . CAN'T. DO . IT! I'm so frustrated.

Like to see him try a dublin accent cos i dont know what the hell that was

It's a very strong and stereotypical Irish accent, most people in Ireland don't speak this strongly. Soften it up a whole lot and you may have a halfway decent accent.

I’m trying this guy is an absolute legend of accents

I don't really have any knowledge of accents, but I think people are criticizing him to much. When doing voice acting it's quite difficult to get a good accent. Thus, voice actors often do like this guy and exaggerate a lot to get a somewhat distinctive accent. Now sure it's stereotypical, but outsiders often do exaggerate everything which they aren't to familiar with.

I'd love to have an Irish accent

That was hilarious! "A little bubble at the front of your mouth"! fair play for trying because i wish i could attempt another accent. But some of that was very amusing!!

my favourite accent as non native english speaker!

Something something irish youtuber

"Who the fook is that guy?" Trying to perfect that lol

Came back to Portsmouth from Ireland a couple hours ago. All I can say is I literally fell in love with the Irish accent and people. Eventually found myself searching for this. PS: I met an amazing Irish guy. Why he's so lush, have no clue!

I’m half Irish and this helped so much my family’s from ballyraggon

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he is really good at going accents but i'm not irish i'm scottish

Helloooo! I'm practising an irish accent for a play thats coming up and i've noticed that if you watch irish tv shows, you get more familiar to their way of speaking. I watch Father Tom cause it's funny. It's a little old but still...So thats what i'd reccomend

Irish people are amazing. i so love your place, your intonations (hehe), and most especially your music! I really like Ireland and I'm a Filipino :D

Nice = Noyce Knife = Knoyfe This knife cuts nicely= Dis knoyfe coots noycely

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when he said how now brown cow i laughed so much. Im irish and everyone i know in the older generation says that!

Stop hating on him just because he is British. This accent is pretty legit.

I just wanna speak like Conor mcgregor

Went for Irish, hit Irish traveller. Good effort, but no cigar mate.

terrific. I love impressionist that do near perfect, if not perfect, accents. I may try working on this one out.

Guys, I suggest you watch brother McDonagh movies if you really wanna know what Irish accents is. Brendan Gleeson and Collin Farrell are outstanding.

we dont all live in Darby ogills world what sorta accent was this ejit trying to do?

I am so glad I am Irish

Pretty helpful, I'd say. It hits the target on the very center!

I'm not planning on getting an Irish accent myself, I just love the Irish accent so much that I went out of my way and googled it. People say I have issues, I say that I have a passionate love for Irish people.

I'm only here cuz I want to be like JackSepticeye!

try a northern irish accent and sound like a right smick

I've lived in Ireland for last 20 years, and I do sound irish, like a weird irish american eastern european hybrid, but it's interesting to learn what makes me sound irish lol

The most beautiful accent imo

im irish im also a leprechaun(it is true)

2011 and he still says www. ? lol

I am watching this to learn how to voice act an irish character thank you so much i am here since i am from the USA and i hardly know accents

Really just wish I could have someone that speaks with even the slightest lilt, read me my favorite stories! Not trying to mock anyone, but, even the slightest brogue makes me feel at home. I wasn't born in Ireland, but, my ancestors hail from there, and I swear it's in my veins!

This really sounds like irish to me, but well... I am spanish so I may be wrong hahaha

As an Irish person, you sound like a pirate, not like anyone I know

Im part irish and i always loved the accent i want to know how the accent is 😍😍

My grandfather is an irish. Now I can finally talki with him!

Correction *How To Do a Leprechaun Accent

jesus… i'm irish and this is not how eyeee speak!

That's a spot on impression of a Kerry accent I would say. FYI some people in Ireland do pronounce their 'th' sounds, it depends on where they are from in Ireland.

I am Irish, and there is a difference in the accent in every County and Province, like Kildare is especially hard to do if you are not originally born there.

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OMG! That sounds very difficult.. to understand as well as to speak! Shit man!

I'm already Irish but I'm watching this to see how well he did

Glad I watched this. Irish, but lost my accent after moving to America.