Irish anyone?

[Joe Kerr]

I have quite a lot Irish in my genes, myself, though I was born in America. Half of me is European {English, Irish, Scottish} and the other half is Portuguese and German. I unfortunately cannot speak any Gaelic, though I'm actually learning German at this point. I'm embracing my European side and plan on moving to Ireland as soon as I gather enough money. I live in Washington at the moment, and even just a plane ticket to Europe is extremely expensive. There's my story Hope you enjoyed it!


~M.G

[emchle]

Hi, tá mé emchle! Is breá liom an cluiche...

[Little_mermaid]

Dia duit! Is féidir liom Gaeilge a labhairt! Oh yeah agus a raibh mé in ann an abairt a léamh. Dúirt sé ......
i am Irish!

[Nella-Rasa]

I lived in Ireland until I was eight; I had moved to America, and have lived there ever sense.
I still know a bit of my native language, but I've had little excuse to use it and much has been lost on me.

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Cónaí orm in Éirinn go dtí go raibh mé ocht; bhí bhog mé go Meiriceá, agus tá cónaí ansin riamh ciall.
Tá a fhios agam go fóill le beagán de mo theanga dhúchais, ach tá mé go raibh leithscéal beag a úsáid agus i bhfad tar éis gur cailleadh ar dom.

[Little Drummer Girl]

I just learned that I am part Irish. I have been wanting to learn how to speak Irish for a while, will someone please teach me?

[Small Child]

I'm completely Irish, except I don't live there. I love my culture, and it's cool because my family own a massive property over In Ireland. All I know is;
Ciad Mile Failte. It means one hundred thousand welcomes. I learnt it when my Great Uncle came over from Cork.

[Little Drummer Girl]

Dia dhuit! Conas atá tú?

[rockchic1-]

Dia dhuit! Conas atá tú?

Dia dhuit 1 Ta me go maith, go raibh maith agat! Conas ata tu?

[Little Drummer Girl]

Ta me go breá, go raibh maith agat.

[Party_Poison]

I can speak Irish!

BUMP!