because im from the west and know its true?...lolOriginally Posted by Fitzy
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because im from the west and know its true?...lol
Well then you should know the importance of the Irish language to the Irish people regardless of speaking it our not.Indeed. My father's from Antrim, my mother Dublin. That's me fecked, as I've said before
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i do ..but all i said was your post was not correct.. nothing more.
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I don't speak it, but I do appreciate it from a cultural perspective, however this does not divert from the fact that only a small percentage of people speak it as a first language
I find that hard to believe in .
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well its true..im from galway..and my wife is from connemara..i think i know a bit about this subject mate.
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I always knew that Gaelic was the local language but I think I didn't have the exact idea how it is still strong (or maybe some have tried to keep it strong) which I think is beautiful
Recently I was talking to a lady from somewhere near Galway and she said she learnt English when she was already a teenager, I was amazed. An Irish person to which English was a second language (as it is for me)
I remember the first time I heard the Irish National Anthem, I had in mind that I was going to learn it... but I wasnt aware that it is in Gaelic... needless to say that I haven't learnt it in 5 years
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Well I don't believe my post was incorrect .
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what part of it do you believe is correct then?
I can't believe you talking this mate I really can't did you ever go to the Gaeltacht as a kid well growing up in the west you probably did.
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