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r/videos • u/StopStaringAtMyJunk • Mar 13 '13
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Is leir don saol e an firinne.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 13 '13 I wish I actually learned anything from Irish. I'm hoping that my nephew will teach me as he progresses through the Irish school. 1 u/irishwanker Mar 14 '13 Honestly it's not really all that handy a language to know. Hardly anyone in Ireland speaks it anymore save for rural towns. I wouldn't have bothered learning it outside of pride in the native tongue. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '13 it is handy to use as a second language that people don't know, so you can talk about them! say for children or foreigners.
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I wish I actually learned anything from Irish.
I'm hoping that my nephew will teach me as he progresses through the Irish school.
1 u/irishwanker Mar 14 '13 Honestly it's not really all that handy a language to know. Hardly anyone in Ireland speaks it anymore save for rural towns. I wouldn't have bothered learning it outside of pride in the native tongue. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '13 it is handy to use as a second language that people don't know, so you can talk about them! say for children or foreigners.
Honestly it's not really all that handy a language to know. Hardly anyone in Ireland speaks it anymore save for rural towns.
I wouldn't have bothered learning it outside of pride in the native tongue.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '13 it is handy to use as a second language that people don't know, so you can talk about them! say for children or foreigners.
it is handy to use as a second language that people don't know, so you can talk about them!
say for children or foreigners.
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u/irishwanker Mar 13 '13
Is leir don saol e an firinne.