2013 World Police Fire Games – how to speak like a Northern Ireland local
From 1-10 August Northern Ireland is hosting the 2013 World Police Fire Games. The World Police and Fire Games has only been held outside North America on four occasions and this year marks their first time ever in the UK.
A local sponsor/partner f the #2013WPFG, the Horatio Group, will be wearing t-shirts with some “Norn-Iron”-isms on them
Photo taken from 2013 WPFG Facebook Page
On the WPFG Facebook Page, followers were asked to make some more (clean and appropriate) suggestions and I want to share them with you.
Bout ye? Hello, how are you?
Scundered Embarrassed
Wee Buns Easy
Happy Days! Excellent!
What’s the craic? What’s happening?
Stickin’ out Really good
Keep ‘er lit! Don’t give up
Dead on Fine
You’re doing my head in You are annoying me
Ampta doin alright? Am I doing OK?
Away on! I don’t believe you!
Take er handy Relax
Howl your tongue! Be quiet!
Suckin diesel Going well
A quere geg A good laugh
Aye right I don’t believe you
Are ye on ye yet? Are you dressed yet?
Yup yet? Are you out of bed yet?
Catch a grip / Catch yoursel’ on / Wise up Be sensible
Apparently the t-shirts are going to be on sale at the Horatio Group stand at The Waterfront, the athletes village (Custom House Square), The Bot or The Kings Head – all in Belfast.
Which one would you pick?
If you can think of any more (clean and appropriate) to add, leave them in the comments.
If you are local are you planning to attend any of the event? There are a few more unique events which I might try to take my son along to – including Muster and Ultimate Fire Fighter.
Wee buns is my favourite. My English husband still looks at me funny when I say that!
I enjoyed reading them out to my kids – surprising some of the ones they didn’t know! Yes I love “wee buns” too 🙂
I always thought Scundered meant more like bored or fed up??
I wonder is there a difference between scundered and scunnered – as I think of scunnered as fed up? Probably a bit a regional variation too!
must be!!
So it is – self explanatory, so it is!