Had to get it out of my system

[NinkyNonkNausea]

Came over so I wouldn't hurt anyone's feelings on the existing AIBU thread but...

Loose vs lose
Bear vs bare
Discusting
Genuinely vs generally
Then vs than
Draw vs drawer
Lend vs borrow
Bought vs brought

Aaaagh!!!

Can I add waldrobe not wardrobe?
*ds 27!!

Pacific v specific
Would/should/could of v ...have

Gotten drives me mad

I couldn't find a vomit emoji but you get the picture

Won v beat -

'We won them at football'

That's nice dear, what shelf are you putting them on?

"discusting" is a MN in-joke.
Nothing wrong with "gotten"

Been and seen instead of being and seeing.

‘Bring’ instead of ‘take’

Theres a post where someone is suggesting, about an event taking place in the future, the OP asks someone to take her to an address:

’can’t you ask him to bring you to your friends?’

Drives me bonkers. I shout ‘TAKE! It’s TAKE!!’ whenever I see it and I see it a lot on here.

Hi and he's. I had to unfollow a friend on social media as I could no longer stand reading post after post with these mixed up.

"Look at he's cute little face. His so happy with the new Teddy..."

This.

I mean, there was a (nother, tedious) gotten thread within the past week or so, in this section. I'm going to put that as my irritation.

Gotten sets my teeth on edge

It's the "we was" for me. "We was out shopping."

Grr - autocorrect cut the s off of my first his.

Bring is normal usage in Ireland.

Rediculous
Accept/Except
Affect/Effect
There/Their/Their
Were/Where
His/He's
Past/Passed

I was sat there

When people interchange off and of

When my husband says Pacific instead of specific

different than......
anyways.....
I didn't do nowt....
😜

It’s colloquial yes, but it’s still grammatically incorrect. Just like (as above) ‘his’ and ‘hes’ is used a lot in Essex - still incorrect.

No it isn't. It's not what you would say or what most people where you're from would say, and that's fine. But it's correct in Hiberno English.

she borrowed me a tenner😫

Also:
Alot (a lot)
Aswell (as we)

Why do people do this?

Becoz their stupid?😂

Extract from everyone's favourite source, wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiberno-English

Bring and take: Irish use of these words differs from that of British English because it follows the Irish grammar for beir and tóg. English usage is determined by direction; a person determines Irish usage. So, in English, one takes "from here to there", and brings it "to here from there". In Irish, a person takes only when accepting a transfer of possession of the object from someone else – and a person brings at all other times, irrespective of direction (to or from).

Don't forget to bring your umbrella with you when you leave.
(To a child) Hold my hand: I don't want someone to take you.

Mute point instead of moot.
Excessive and incorrect use of 'myself'.
Aarrggh!!!