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Liam Neeson my name is Jamie Dornan I am
today doing Northern Irish slang with
Jamie Dornan that's me
well that's the most famous expression
we have in all of Ireland crack when you
say what's the craic like that's the
first thing you say to someone from home
like what's the craic how'd you go and
what what are you up to it basically
it's it's sort of all-encompassing it's
a ah we're great craic last night that
means that the crack was good boys a
dear I say this all the time when you've
been jarred by something you've received
some news boys there and then I have my
own spin on it I always say boys there
there's a boy which really annoys people
I once tried to do a whole conversation
with these builders who were working at
my dad's house by only saying boys a
dear to them and I taught them for 20
minutes X is your underwear like I can't
wear these dirty cats again I've worn
them four days in a row I've never said
that but my friends oh wee if there's
any phrase it's used more than crack its
we will be like I'm gonna have a wee cup
of tea even though you having a totally
normal sized cup of tea Oh baby we'll
say a wee cup of tea or if you're gonna
shop the man or woman will be like do
you want a wee bag with that you're just
getting a normal-sized bag very strange
steamin means drunk
absolutely steaming last night the crack
was an ID had far too many we punch any
more of this and there will be less of
it I mean that's so stupid
that's as Irish as a statement as you're
ever likely to read like putting into it
like stop it or you know you'll get
what's coming to you it could only be
honored in Ireland what if that's why I
lost my gear is if you don't greet
someone with what's the craic you'll say
but you which is just like hi you bite
you like how you doing like how high are
you basically I find that the longer I
feel not lived in Northern Ireland the
less I say if I do and I'm quite pleased
with them it's not my name god I didn't
figure out it's a Northern Irish term
jammy means lucky you jammy bastard
which means you
lucky bastard yarn like a tail like a
story like we had a good yarn last night
and the pub dead-on means god I can't
stop saying north now racism's I was
gonna say dad all means that you're so
you're signed cause someone who's cool
like who's late legit like we either say
they're signed yeah no they're really
signed I said they're dead on I met your
man last night he he's dead on it means
you're cool basically baffan I use this
a lot you're wasting time if you're
trying to leave the house and someone's
like struggling to like find their
sunglasses obvious a it more to my wife
yeah laughing stop faffing about pool
means to Gore with someone to kiss
someone you go out on the pool like I
like the pool last night failed
that's definitely heavily used
Egypt is a term that I love it basically
means so much to do but I mean I eat it
is like the Irish word for idiot or
someone who's just always annoying going
on here man he's a buck Egypt yeah good
term yoke that's it all of Ireland term
really can you apply that to anything
I'm holding this yoke here like the iPod
could be a yoke it's often used when
you're trying to describe something that
you maybe don't know the word for it
that thing whatever but we would say
yoke thank you so much for watching
Northern Irish slang it with with with
me Liam Neeson I hope you all learned
something today I did I'm gonna hand
this video back