When an American or Canadian say 'Lads'

>craic
What's that?

Fun apparently, its the only word Irish people use from the Irish language

So it is crak then.
the irish just spell it with the gaelic way for no good reason. scots language word.

>saying “lads” at all.

No good Anglo says lads.

>Mfw Americans say f.am

How did it even happen

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hi lad

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It's funny to us to use those words and accents, when talking about anything even something unrelated to languages and countries, you guys are a novelty to us.

craic isn't from irish.

I've seen people use it unironically loads of times though, seems like it's just normal slang to at least some americans, very peculiar

Yea but how it started was just lighthearted fun at expense of how your country speaks

vats up my nigger lads

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>when a Swede speaks English instead of his cave man language

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Isn't that American in origin? Pretty sure I've heard it in San Andreas

Seems unlikely to me seeing as it's a black thing

London thing here

I'm sorry senpai, I didn't realize you were talking about the term senpai specifically, have a good da y

I thought that was just English blacks copying American ones

Ohhh right alright then

Not in this case, think that's the only word that went the other way, very unusual

Based

>SUP DUDES

AYO HOL UP HOL UP LEMME GET DIS STRAIT
SO U BE SAYIN WE WUZ SUM FINNA """"""LADS""""" N SHEEEEIT?

Are you an abo?