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Давайте подготовимся и выучим 5 слов из ирландского сленга:

Craic 

Pronounced “crack”, this word is used to describe fun, entertainment, or having a good time. For example: “What’s the craic?” means “What’s going on?” or “What’s happening?”

Grand

Used to describe something as satisfactory, okay, or fine. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing the weather, a situation, or how someone is feeling. For example: “The weather’s grand today, isn’t it?” or “I’m grand, thanks for asking.

Deadly

In Irish slang, “deadly” doesn’t mean something harmful or dangerous. Instead, it’s used to describe something that is fantastic, amazing, or really enjoyable. For example: “That concert was deadly, the band was incredible!”

Gas

If something is described as “gas” in Ireland, it means it’s hilarious, funny, or entertaining. For example: “That joke was gas, I couldn’t stop laughing!”

Yoke

In Irish slang, “yoke” is a versatile term used to refer to an object, thing, or item when you can’t remember or don’t know its name. It’s similar to saying “thingamajig” or “whatchamacallit” in English. For example: Hand me that yoke over there.