ImpreshPlay🏉 South Dublin Accent Test: How Good Is Your South Dublin Accent?
The south Dublin 'D4' voice is confident and slightly American-tinged, with stretched, rounded vowels and lots of 'like'. It drawls its way through the sentence.
🎤 Test your South Dublin nowThe line to say
“Oh my god, the rugby was, like, totally amazing, we're going to Kielys after, rowsh.”
The judge scores how close you sound, whether you keep it up, your commitment, and whether you stick to the line. Up to 10 seconds, free, no sign-up.
How to do a South Dublin accent
- Round and stretch 'o' and 'ow' sounds: 'rowsh' for rush, 'Dorrrt' for Dart.
- Use a soft R that curls a little, more American than traditional Irish.
- Lengthen key words and add 'like' and 'totally' with an easy, lazy rhythm.
- Keep the pitch relaxed and slightly bored, then rise sharply on 'amazing'.
The most common mistake
Sounding like a broad Dublin city accent; D4 is smoother, rounder and drawled.
Warm up with this
“Honestly, the brunch place was, like, rammed, so we just went to the beach.”