How do you show an Irish accent while typing?

well im 100% irish and I moved to australia … now I tot nutin of me accent until I came ova ere and everyone started sayin listen to er accent … apparently I dpnt pernounce TH I say der insted of there and I say turty 4 thirty and stuff ya no so yer we don’t pernounce th or t at all

omfg dats not an irish accent?!?!

look, i dont know where you’re from, wakynaty, but i am quite effended seeing that i AM truly and utterly irish.

anyway, there’s many types of irish accents’ just depends on what you want to write

there’s the dublin 4 posh - riosh lads, come oin now, loike

and naker - ri howaya? (dont pronounce t’s)

and… well, NORMAL irish accent is very tough to speak and write because nowadays it not lyk you see in the movies

not leprehauns and shamrocks and ‘gone out to get potaytoes!”!”!

just chose the above and you’ll be grand!

xxx

I’m Irish, but I try to use good english skills when typing.

Short answer would be you can’t really…. but if you’re going to try I suggest listening to us talk and then try to type it… you’ll probly need a lot of vowels and ‘s… Here’s a sample piece of two people “talking” in my town:

1:Yes lad what’s the craic? 2:Awe none sir, just out gettin’ some stuff fr the dinner, y’know yerself. 1:Aye sure I’m out every day o’ the week gettin’ stuff. Ye for out thenight? 2:Na sir, I’m wrecked after that hurlin’ yesterday. Any’hin good on?

1. Aye ah ‘hink that band from out past mcgeehans is playin’
2. Jesus aye, they’re a good aul bunch, might go sure.
3. Right lad, might see ye out. Chat t’ ye later
4. Aye gud’luck sir.