Ello ello
Italian Guy
Milforum Hitman
Are you guys craic-ing me?? :x
FutureDevilDog
Active member
What the craic is going on in here? (Seriously, what does craic mean?)
Italian Guy
Milforum Hitman
FutureDevilDog said:
Craic=anything. What's the craic? How's the craic? How're ya craic-ing today? Maan I'm feeling so craic..., Yeah I know, craic's good today. And also: Heard the latest craic about that guy?
Or: Craic! I cut my finger!
Rob Henderson
Banned
wow...this really is the general chit chat forum...theres no way this could fit in with any other threads....
FutureDevilDog
Active member
How is craic pronounced?
Italian Guy
Milforum Hitman
FutureDevilDog said:
I remember Dougal told us it's pronounced "Crake". Right Dougal, Irishone?
MightyMacbeth
I am Honor
yep..the Irishmans craic. Cant live without it
Irishone
Active member
Cheers locke
Craic is pronounced 'crack'....but doesnt mean the same thing thank the good lord! Once and for all sort out craic for all that dont understand
----Craic is a word borrowed from the Irish language meaning fun, enjoyment, or good times, often in the context of drinking or music. It can also mean a person who is good company.
Examples of this would be a reply to the question, "How was your evening?" such as "Aye, it was good craic," which could mean several things, but implies that the evening was in some way enjoyable. Craic is almost deliberately vague in its explanation, as it is used in several contexts, particularly and usually by Irish people, to convey or imply many different feelings or convictions.
It can also can be used in a negative sense, such as, "She stole my car when she left me." "Oh, That's bad craic," meaning something negative that happened with intent.----
Oh yes and craic is the irish for fun
God how bored am i...uni work sucks
Craic is pronounced 'crack'....but doesnt mean the same thing thank the good lord! Once and for all sort out craic for all that dont understand
----Craic is a word borrowed from the Irish language meaning fun, enjoyment, or good times, often in the context of drinking or music. It can also mean a person who is good company.
Examples of this would be a reply to the question, "How was your evening?" such as "Aye, it was good craic," which could mean several things, but implies that the evening was in some way enjoyable. Craic is almost deliberately vague in its explanation, as it is used in several contexts, particularly and usually by Irish people, to convey or imply many different feelings or convictions.
It can also can be used in a negative sense, such as, "She stole my car when she left me." "Oh, That's bad craic," meaning something negative that happened with intent.----
Oh yes and craic is the irish for fun
God how bored am i...uni work sucks
MightyMacbeth
I am Honor
so basically...whats the ulitimate meaning of it monsieur?
Italian Guy
Milforum Hitman
Gonna use "craic" as a synonym of "talk" from now on.
FutureDevilDog
Active member
What the craic are you craicing about now?
Italian Guy
Milforum Hitman
We were craic-ing about how to use craic when you just craic to people.
MightyMacbeth
I am Honor
lol
so we cant use craic in "what the craic are u craicing about"
coz that will be like what the talk are u talking about.. :?
so we cant use craic in "what the craic are u craicing about"
coz that will be like what the talk are u talking about.. :?
Italian Guy
Milforum Hitman
Please Irishone, just craic that attitude of yours! We are not here to be craic-ed by you and craic-ers like you :evil:
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