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Recognising a culchie in the north of Ireland is quite easy; they have a tendency to finish all their sentences with the word "hi", as in:

"What are youse lookin' at, hi?"

or

"hello there, hi!"

The latter tends to be followed by a strange, half sideways head movement, by way of greeting. This has been adopted by all sons of the soil in counties Antrim and Derry, as it's too dangerous to take a hand off the tractor wheel. Especially when you're nine and a half.

[QUOTE="rorydelargy, post: 2102283, member: 65226"] Recognising a culchie in the north of Ireland is quite easy; they have a tendency to finish all their sentences with the word "hi", as in: "What are youse lookin' at, hi?" or "hello there, hi!" The latter tends to be followed by a strange, half sideways head movement, by way of greeting. This has been adopted by all sons of the soil in counties Antrim and Derry, as it's too dangerous to take a hand off the tractor wheel. Especially when you're nine and a half. [/QUOTE]

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