Irish speaking thread.

AkatsukiMemberR · (#1 (**permalink**))

I just recently started practicing my Irish. If there are any who can speak it, can you please help me practice and learn. First, is this correct?

Dia duit, aisteach go díreach. An bhfuil aon duine anseo Gaeilge a labhairt?

Ryzorian · (#2 (**permalink**))

I think it's called "gaelic"

Kayci · (#3 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ryzorian

I think it's called "gaelic"

Actually, the Irish will refer to it as "Irish"
so its either or.

Ryzorian · (#4 (**permalink**))

Really? eh, figured they would call it gaelic too, but it might be more a Scottish thing. Least ways the celtic stuff I have allways list that warbley sound as gaelic.

Kayci · (#5 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ryzorian

Really? eh, figured they would call it gaelic too, but it might be more a Scottish thing. Least ways the celtic stuff I have allways list that warbley sound as gaelic.

They refer to it as Scots-Gaelic, since its actually reallly different.

SHAD0W · (#6 (**permalink**))

When I was in high school, the ICT manager had a sign on his door that said "F**k off, I'm busy." in Gaelic, apparently I was the first person in the 7 years that he had it displayed there to ask him what it meant.

tokusatsufan · (#7 (**permalink**))

LOL! I don't know any Irish,I might start that one another time but I am learning Welsh.

Umihito · (#8 (**permalink**))

I think it's awesome that some parts of Ireland (can't remember names) are set aside to only speak Irish! I think it's a great idea, I wish they would do that in Wales too with Welsh.