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I love hearing conversational Irish-English, and when I write fiction I always have a lot of fun with the dialogue!
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So, for example, the habitual be is something that you can hear Irish-English speakers doing all the time.
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Some opening titles situate us a bit, but that's it, and if you know nothing of the dirty protests or this particular period in the history of Irish-English relations, you will have only the vaguest idea of what is happening and why.
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So, for example, the habitual be is something that you can hear Irish-English speakers doing all the time.
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So, for example, the habitual be is something that you can hear Irish-English speakers doing all the time.
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We met some nice people, a Melburnian with strongest Oz accent I've heard in a long time, and an Irish-English couple.
November 2007 2007
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Ms. QUINTERO: We had to learn to speak in Irish-English with all those bad words and just the expressions.
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We met some nice people, a Melburnian with strongest Oz accent I've heard in a long time, and an Irish-English couple.
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Irish-English intermarriages, such as those between Susanna Moore and Denis Ryan or between Margret Bryan and Michael Gregory, were common on the southern Avalon, especially in older communities with mixed populations such as Brigus South, Ferryland, Bay Bulls, Renews, and St. Mary's.
Gutenber-e Help Page 2005
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My family lineage is primarily Irish-English, but I never felt any strong ties to those cultures (my family has lived in America since the Colonial days).
A Cultural Mutt JDsg 2005
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