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What do the Irish mean when they call you a dudly? |
Travel Info I have ben called a dudly by an irishman after talking to him for a long time when i was in Sligo last summer. But now i am very eager to know what they mean with that. Travel Tips I'm Irish and I've never heard of that one. He probably said, 'you're deadly', which is a compliment, like saying you're cool. But in our accent it can sound like dudly I suppose Source(s): I'm irish Other Travel Tips That doesn't sound good. If you hit me on the arm and I called you a dudly, it would be me trying to be nice but sayin' don't do that again!! You can also be a dudly when you do something daft... There's an easy solution... call him Jeffrey or Joanna!! He might understand!! Horse it into ya cynthia - say this one!! Don't worry, it's not an insult!! Hope this helps!!xx I agree with the previous answerer he was probably saying you were deadly (in a west of Ireland accent) deadly is a compliment in Ireland BTW. Lived in Ireland a yr never heard anyone say either Dudly or deadly! Nr dublin though "deadly" is probably what he was saying. as in: "you're deadly." don't worry, it's a complimint =) |
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