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as for that term... sunshower... well i grew up in florida, raised by a single mom from Mobile, Alabama. The phrase she used was "The devil is beating his wife". So not a good phrase.

American here: When it is raining while the sun is out, it is said that the devil is beating his wife. When there is a thunderstorm, it’s said that either God is bowling or he is angry.

We do use the word rubbish for garbage

Jamaicans say orated water

Rolly poley. Pillbug

Sick of the Irish trying take credit for things they have nothing to do with , dem too Bloodclart racist too so Fuk dem!

Waited to hear similarities 😅😢

The Jamaican accent is closely related to the Irish accent because Irish people were taken over to Jamaica and influenced the brand of English spoken there If you listen to old generation rural Irish people and then Jamaican people you can hear the similarities it's actually a bit uncanny Jamaican sounds a lot like a West Cork accent, also the way they remove syllables from their speech, is similar to how Irish people spoke English when they were first forced to About 25% of Jamaicans claim Irish Ancestry

So is it called Gaelic is she speaking gaelic??

Jamaican girl brilliant Irish pronunciaion! A side note: Ireland: ASKS but often AXED - he AXED me! But Puerto Ricans I know say AXED as well. Any theory?

It’s the slavery. Yeah. It is what it is. People tend to pick up influences from their colonizers and former enslavers as far as former colonies go, and the Irish owned a lot of land in Jamaica, Bob Marley was actually the son of an Irish overseer in Jamaica.

Hey! L1C4!

Whats the song in the intro?

I'm Irish and I love my Jamaican brothers and sisters.. Sláinte

Jamaicans say axe instead of ask. The Irish travellers say the exact same. Jamaicans and Irish love Guinness.

That worm like creature is sometimes called a "roley poley." Sneakers in Jamaica is sometimes referred to as "crep." "Satan and his wife a fight fe salt fish tail" is the most used term used for having rain and sun at the same time.

The Irish has a lot to do with Jamaican 🇯🇲 culture..like Irish potato, Guinness,Irish moss, these are some of the few things in Jamaica.. the Irish was brought to Jamaica 🇯🇲 to work has slave for plantation owners..🇯🇲❤️🙏 Jah bless

Aw, the ice story is wholesome 😂 At least she was being considerate lol

I love it!

Please edit out the constant jibberish

Guineas is an irish beer made in Dublin Oxtail Soup is an Irish Meal Irish Stew we say tree for the number 3 Anything familiar? lol.. i bet all of them

2nd highest DNA in Jamaica is Irish DNA

its the boot of the car.. the bum aka in ireland its called the boot kinda like your bootie....

8:48 Sun-Shower

Hi Aiko, I just came across your channel. Congratulations on your academic success as well as your success in finding the 💕 ❤️ 💕 of your life !!! Wishing you all the very best for your future plans. Since you asked for suggestions for your next videos, do you mind making a video about what it was like for you growing up as a lesbian in Jamaica 🇯🇲 and what it was like for you coming out to your parents, family, friends etc. ?

the most weird part is that, as a brazilian, fandangos were my favorite childhood snack great video aiko

Here in Brazil i do prefere glass botles. And i believe that most off us do.

There is a very real link between the accents. And as an Irish person i always wondered why i could understand Jamaican people talking when others didnt have a clue. If course the English sent Irish Slaves to Jamica when they ruled and lets just say the Irish and Jamaican people got on well and created some English Slang. Ever wonder why the Irish dont pronounce their Ts?

Jamaican English sounds alot like Dublin Irish accent. For example when you said jah know. If I was gonna say do you know what I mean I would say jah know wat I mean. Or when we talk about a group of people we would say yas, wat yas up to. Or where are yous going say where yas off ta.

In South Africa we call the worm a shongololo

I’ve noticed that there are similarities years ago. #lovesign

Jamaicans have more of a Scottish Accent. I’d love to see that next. Interesting facts 60% of Jamaican surnames are Scottish

The Irish speak Gaelic - Jamaicans do not. Please Jamaicans speak in your Gaelic tongue. You can't can you. So stop trying to attach yourself - because Irish not trying too

Thank you for this girls! I'm 67% Irish from California and recently moved to South Carolina and the only people that can understand me is my black friends.😂

These nasty chicks are fucking gross. Real dogs

In Haitian Creole we have a saying that says, “the dead’s beating up his spouse!” When it’s raining & it’s sunny at the same time.

10:40 That's why I left the Sahara...no oxygen.

Jamaicans and Irish have the coolest sounding accents 🇮🇪🇯🇲 I'm from NJ. I once read Jersey girls sound like "a cross between a valley girl and Rocky Balboa." 😂

when Irish people travel abroad we have to think about how we speak because we speak so fast people just hear gibberish😅😅

Nothing alike whatsoever

Love love love. One a we!!!

hi Mission Marine Libertines, nice to meet you

irish were tje first slaves of europe and northamerica and south from europe thats why they say black irish and why irish and janacans sound alike

the "th" thing is the same in some parts of ireland, "that thing over there" would be pronounced "dat ting over dare". also using thief as a verb happens here. if youve never heard a Cork accent its worth finding a video, most of the irish that went to jamaica came from that area

English/ Irish is a british language nothing so called black about it lol

Roly-poly or you can refer to it as a pillbug. (At least in the southern states that's what we call it.)

In NC its a bugey or cart

I'm American and my grandmother is also called Nanny but she will get mad if i was to call her granny or grandmother.

do you sneak in your sneakers?

I’m Dominican 🇩🇲 (not the republic) and we call that worm thing a ‘Riri’. Lovely video you seem like good friends I’m sure you will have great times together ♥️ 😊