Erin Go Bragh

0:00I had never heard this phrase before. Apparently it's very Irish. It looks like the the female name Aaron. Okay. Then go. Okay. Then Bragg. Have you ever heard that before? Aaron Go Bragg. No. I hadn't either, but apparently it's like synonymous with St. Patrick's Day. Okay. I had no idea how to pronounce it, so I YouTube did this is what I came up with. We are looking at how to pronounce this Irish phrase. I don't trust this guy. What does he use French? What does he know? Meaning, Ireland forever. In Irish it is said as Aaron Go Bragg. Yeah. Aaron Go Bragg. The guy's got a crazy accent. How am I supposed to interpret that for myself? In English, however, it is normally said as Aaron Go Bragg. Aaron Go Bragg. Okay. Aaron Go Bragg. For the Bragg. Aaron Go Bragg.

1:00Aaron Go Bragg. And now you know. Isn't that a relaxing voice, though? I kind of liked listening to his voice. That's crazy to me. It sounds so pretentious and it's funny because like you have such a stigma around British accents. Oh, yeah. They sound like they are better than everybody else. Yeah. You hear pretentiousness whenever you hear a British accent and then you hear this French guy You're like ooh so calming into me. I'm like oh, he's like we we I'm so much better than you We are looking at how to pronounce this Irish phrase. I like it. I like it guys boys It's why I want to want Adam and Allison