It is known, that the Irish are famed for their “loose” Approach to life. In grunice stuff is very cool, even nice. Sometimes I regret, so that I can not. But, That is no “but”. As for punctuality and deadlines. Just like other aspects of life to the timeliness of the Irish approach very loosely.

Here in Ireland, is to define the word “about”, to determine “something like that”, namely “ish”. All, what jesishspan> "ish" is very conventional . “ish” is a contractual. I'll be 10 morning “ish” (like you, who is doing in our garden), and in practice turns out to be, that I appear at 10:45 (but still before noon, So I'm still in the morning). This is a very irytucące.

For someone who grew up in the country, in which relatively high importance is given to punctuality is unbearable. But if you're booked on an hour to powinnieneś to this meeting at this time appear, not, or call in advance, that is not gonna get to this hour. But here there is no. Just “ish” and your lateness is entirely justified, It's not exactly the umawiałeś not 10. No one should you expect at this time. It is interesting, that only “salesmani” can be punctual…

– And how many will take the meeting, conversation because I'm pretty busy?
– 15 minutes “ish” (and here we go again).

Now you can be sure, that over the next hour you will not be able to move on, because the meeting should last a tilde 15 minutes…

This can, What I wrote was just annoys me. Such a way of being ichniejszy, and I have not I switched. Can… But no one can tell me, that would not be irritated if someone powidział him, that restoration, which offers will perform on Monday, take 5 days, and how this guy is Monday is not, not done because previous work. Will begin on Wednesday, and as it later turns out, This repair will take two weeks…

Powerful is to determine “ish”

 

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