In fact, it’s safe to say that some expressions may even require a dictionary or translator at times just to grasp the conversation.
Check out these quirky words and sayings that you may have forgotten about:
13. The craic was 90
A phrase used to describe something that was extremely entertaining, fun and enjoyable. Example: “The craic was 90 in the pub down the road yesterday.” Photo: unsplash
14. Jammy
In Northern Ireland, if someone is jammy they are a lucky and fortunate person. Example: “Sarah was jammy winning last night’s raffle.” Photo: unsplash
15. Banjaxed
The word banjaxed is most commonly used when referring to something that is broken or ruined, such as: Example: “My car was banjaxed after I crashed it into the wall.” It is also used in some areas, such as Belfast, to describe someone who is extremely drunk. Example: “I had too many drinks on Saturday night and was absolutely banjaxed.” Photo: unsplash