North Americans re-enact distinctly Irish conversations

Includes water charges and all manners of unpronounceable Irish slang.

North Americans re-enact distinctly Irish conversations

Do we ever get tired of making foreigners try our slang, food and sports for a giggle? NO.

This time, the guys over at the Facts YouTube channel have harangued tourists outside the Guinness Storehouse into re-enacting conversations on uniquely Irish topics using our distinct slang.

Predictably, the tourists have a bit of trouble with the while thing but they make a fair attempt at the strange words (banjaxed, craic, Enda) - and the accent.

We're just gas, aren't we?

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