Can Irish People Speak Irish? #shorts

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[saurabhkunwar]

"do you have Irish?"
"I have a lot of irsh."

[maureenmckenna]

The Irish have taken great care to make sure their language was not completely destroyed by the British.

[Hexacosichoron]

The "Nil" response is such a mood

[debbieoweni]

The 3rd person makes you want to learn Irish. He spoke it like it was a delicious food. Beautiful and pleasant to the ears. Had to watch 7x because of him.

[stimpsonjcat]

My father taught himself Irish Gaelic.
He taught me to say "I don't understand." in Gaelic as a sort of joke on his friends that spoke it native.
They all laughed about it while I tried to figure out why a legitimate answer was humorous.

[mild_meme]

As a Scot and learner of Gàidhlig, its great to see how it's at least common for people on the street to have a bit of Gaelic, even if just a little to say "I dont". Not the same here and its a shame. Our version of "do you speak gaelic" is "A bheil Ghàidhlig agad?" Or "Do you have gaelic?" Or more specifically "Is gaelic at you?". Thats how we express having things in Goidelic languages, you dont 'have' things, they are 'at' you.

[gog]

Wales have boosted the amount of Welsh speakers over the last 20 years making sure that it’s taught in all Welsh schools. We’re hoping to get a million Welsh speakers by 2050 after the English tried bullying it out of us. I hope the Gaelic Irish and Scots do the same.

[Userhandle]

I love this so much, yes reclaim your language!! That’s what Korea did with Japanese. I get Ireland’s time of colonization was longer, however, and English as lingua franca of the world makes it silly to let go of English completely, but I love seeing Irish people speak their language!! Love Ireland 🇮🇪… from the 🇺🇸 and 🇰🇷

[-LGCL-]

We learn Irish in school since junior infants, so I’m ok ish at gaeilge.

[damagedheather]

As a Welsh person, absolutely love this! Éirinn go brách ❤️

[NeoAnthony]

Irish Gaelic sounds so cool! It is like a fantasy language.

[RosencrantzDead]

Having Scottish Gaelic, this is a trip. Like I can basically understand what they're all saying but the sounds are different enough that it's sort of uncanny lol

[yourpalfred]

Irish is so pretty, hearing it spoken fluently makes the Irish accent make much sense haha

[channelwithadogforitspfp]

As a fully irish person from the country, i speak more spanish than i do irish and i have been doing irish in school for 11 years, and spanish for 3

[ciywvhd]

It sounds so beautiful when spoken, especially when spoken fast! Good luck to you from Russia

[lin]

😊 we should have more Irish TV programmes and films. It's like music to my ears.

[arrigune]

I wish there wete more resources available to learn Irish Gaelic.

[camwillsmusic]

Happy for you guys, been trying to learn my native language Cornish

[kevincaulfield]

My father was fluent but sadly he never taught us....I only know a few random words...

[katmandudawn]

It blows my mind that my ancestors spoke Irish and Welsh. I’d have been totally hopeless. I feel very humbled.