Is it rude???

[nonpareil]

A while back, I have been asked , a few times, if I were Irish.
Could only answer in the affirmative.

[robbie9]

i think its fine to ask nationality but not to go to far into it.


For example;

i had 1 escort screaming at me about 6/7 weeks ago" where are u from, you don't come". I explained to her i'd seen u before twice. It was awful stuff to be honest & i can't believe i went through with the booking. She looked at WhatsApp & said look at your number when i went into the apartment its Romanian. I told her ive never been to Romania & have no intention of going but i know your not Russian now after looking at your phone , your Romanian, & then she ultimately confessed that she was Romanian.
it was horrible stuff because she was a nice girl before that , i don't know what happened her regarding a foreign national since i'd seen her before. She even said conas ata tu & i pretended i didn't know the answer for a minute & she was like "u see". i studied irish for 14 years i know what conas ata tu is & for a foreigner to say that to an irish person is an insult considering irish is a compulsory subject in the republic for children aged 4 all the way up to the leaving cert. Don't get me wrong i forgotten 95% of the irish i learned but still.

anyway thats my opinion.

[Sonyaxx]

i think its fine to ask nationality but not to go to far into it.


For example;

i had 1 escort screaming at me about 6/7 weeks ago" where are u from, you don't come". I explained to her i'd seen u before twice. It was awful stuff to be honest & i can't believe i went through with the booking. She looked at WhatsApp & said look at your number when i went into the apartment its Romanian. I told her ive never been to Romania & have no intention of going but i know your not Russian now after looking at your phone , your Romanian, & then she ultimately confessed that she was Romanian.
it was horrible stuff because she was a nice girl before that , i don't know what happened her regarding a foreign national since i'd seen her before. She even said conas ata tu & i pretended i didn't know the answer for a minute & she was like "u see". i studied irish for 14 years i know what conas ata tu is & for a foreigner to say that to an irish person is an insult considering irish is a compulsory subject in the republic for children aged 4 all the way up to the leaving cert. Don't get me wrong i forgotten 95% of the irish i learned but still.

anyway thats my opinion.

What conas ata tu means?

[robbie9]

What conas ata tu means?

how are you Tá mé go maith = the answer which I am good.