Can Irish People Speak Irish? (Gaeilge or Gaelic) // Clisare

Seeing if Irish people can actually understand or speak their native language.
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[conorbreathnach]

Haigh Clisare 👋 is mise an lad a raibh comhradh ceart agat le. Ba mhaith liom insint duit gurb é an fís seo an gá gur buail mé le mo chailín agus táimíd le chéile fós thar 10 bliana anois. Táim fíor buíoch asat mar ghá agus ceapaim go bhfuil sé íontach gur spreag tú an grá sin. GRMMA I gcónaí agus go deo!

[MrNotebookguy]

Result: Irish people speak irish as a foreign language

[anishapoorwakispotta]

Im not even irish and I want to protect this language

[nyannyan]

Irish people! Don't let your language die.

[Ohbjgeeuhxdd]

I’m French and have just started to learn Irish on DuoLingo; it’s quite hard, everything seems so different from the few languages I know! Word order, grammar, pronunciation...but at the same time it makes Irish fascinating and kind of mysterious! Please don’t let it die!!

[Synystr]

If you're gonna use white subtitles... please don't wear a giant white coat that blends perfectly into them.

[jugalo]

Why speed up the conversation with the man speaking Irish when the point of the video is to see who can speak said language.

[GeographyNow]

This was fascinating however it was hard to read the white subtitles as they overlapped on your white clothing, maybe you should consider using outlined script? 

[jfarmerswatermelon]

I noticed that Welsh is preserved more than Irish and Scottish. All those languages are very beautiful and I feel sad about their situation

[AlternateHistory]

I hope the Irish people start to speak more Irish and that it eventually dominates again in Ireland. Every nation has the right to preserve its own culture.

[eloisagarcia]

Don't let your beautiful language die!!!! Noooo!!!!

[poli]

Your language is who you are. Please dont lose it, much love for the Irish people.

[elonmusk]

I met an English boy once we got in a argument he said if it weren't for us in the second world war then you guys would be speaking german and I told him well if it weren't for you we would be speaking irish and have a complete country

[-lada]

Keep your language alive, good people, it's part of your identity, don't lose it. Greetings from Serbia! :)

[tFighterPilot]

White subtitles on mostly white background? GOOD JOB!

[Snowhite-txsm]

I'm not an Irish but as a South Asian, i feel really sad how much impact colonisation made and english took so much control that both are cultures and languages are starting to disappear. In my country nowadays, if someone couldn't speak in English our own people make fun of them and call them "uneducated". It's truly very sad.

[ryanfields]

We lost our language when the Brits took over, they wouldn't let teachers teach Irish in school, it all became English

[zeldagamer]

Irish has three uses. Going to the Gaeltacht, reading the odd sign and talking about foreigners with your friends

[waasar]

Love the unreadable subtitles, great touch!

[Sabbathissaturday]

I literally cried watching this!!! Never ever let our languages die.